Filmed in 4K and above, the movie features snowboarding from locations including the Alaskan alpine and the streets of Finland.
Synopsis
Filmed in 4K and above, the movie features snowboarding from locations including the Alaskan alpine and the streets of Finland.
Synopsis
Kazu Kokubo and Gigi Rüf ride the slopes in "Stronger," a 2016 documentary from UNION BINDING COMPANY. Filmed in high-resolution 4K, the 50-minute film captures snowboarding across various locations, from the Alaskan alpine to urban Finland. Legends and newcomers alike, including Travis Rice and Scott Stevens, perform tricks and stunts in some of the best spots worldwide. The film features a diverse lineup of talent in a major snowboarding motion picture.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See insane snowboarding from Kazu Kokubo and Gigi Rüf.
- Find out about unique filming locations like Alaskan peaks.
- Meet a diverse crew of 11 top snowboarders.
Did You Know
- The film was shot entirely with RED cameras in 4K and above.
- Stronger features a total of 11 snowboarders including legends like Travis Rice.
- The film's duration is 50 minutes long.
- Filming locations include the peaks of the Alaskan alpine and streets of Finland.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are some of the snowboarders featured in the documentary Stronger?
Featured snowboarders include Kazu Kokubo, Gigi Rüf, Scott Stevens, and Travis Rice.
What year was the documentary Stronger released?
Stronger was released in 2016.
What is the duration of the documentary Stronger?
The duration of Stronger is 50 minutes.
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