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Ski Into The Sun is a short film directed by Willy Bogner, created as an advertisement for the 1997 Bogner ski clothing collection. The film features alpine ski and snowboard champions, showcasing their skills against the backdrop of stunning winter landscapes. Filmed in two locations, St. Moritz, Switzerland, and Island Lake, Canada, it captures the excitement and elegance of winter sports.
The film runs for 28 minutes and combines elements of sports and fashion, emphasizing the stylish aspects of skiing and snowboarding. By featuring top athletes, it presents a dynamic view of winter sports while promoting the Bogner brand, making it both a visual spectacle and a marketing piece.
Why Watch
- •See alpine ski champions in action at St. Moritz.
- •Watch snowboard champions perform at Island Lake.
- •Find out about the 1997 Bogner ski clothing collection.
Did You Know
•The film was directed by Willy Bogner, known for his work in sports films.
•It was filmed in two locations: St. Moritz, Switzerland, and Island Lake, Canada.
•The film features alpine ski and snowboard champions.
•The total runtime of the film is 28 minutes.
Perfect For
Skiing enthusiastsSnowboarding fansWinter sports fashion