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Salad Days presents a vivid picture of the youthful exuberance in skiing culture during the early 2000s. The film captures the essence of skiing's new generation as they engage in various activities such as backcountry air, cliffs, rails, urban skiing, and pipe sessions. The title refers to a time of youthful indiscretion, reflecting the carefree attitude of the skiers who are described as 'green in judgment, cold in blood.' This portrayal emphasizes the thrill and excitement of skiing during this period.
The documentary runs for 30 minutes and focuses on the tight-knit jib style and culture that emerged in this era. It presents the joy and camaraderie among skiers as they experience moments they wish would last forever. The film encapsulates the spirit of adventure and the pursuit of happiness that defines the salad days of skiing.
Why Watch
- •Watch skiers tackle cliffs and rails in urban settings.
- •See the evolution of jib style in skiing culture.
- •Find out about the new generation of skiers in 2002.
Did You Know
•The film is titled after the phrase 'salad days', meaning youthful indiscretion.
•Salad Days was released in the year 2002.
•The documentary has a runtime of 30 minutes.
Perfect For
Skiing enthusiastsAction sports fansYouth culture