Skiers navigate the challenging landscapes of Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and New Zealand, showcasing extreme sports and snow skiing in stunning environments.
Synopsis
Skiers navigate the challenging landscapes of Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and New Zealand, showcasing extreme sports and snow skiing in stunning environments.
Synopsis
In 1996, skiers traverse the rugged terrains of Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and New Zealand in TGR’s flagship film. The documentary captures extreme sports and snow skiing in breathtaking locations. It received two awards at an international film festival and was named Best Movie of the Year by SKIEUR Magazine in France. Running for 60 minutes, it has become a favorite among ski enthusiasts.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See breathtaking skiing in Idaho and Wyoming.
- Find out why it won Best Movie of the Year in France.
- Meet top athletes in extreme sports.
Did You Know
- The film won two awards at an international film festival.
- It was voted Best Movie of the Year by SKIEUR Magazine in France.
- The film was shot in four locations: Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and New Zealand.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What locations were featured in The Continuum?
The film was shot on location in Idaho, Wyoming, Alaska, and New Zealand.
What awards did The Continuum win?
It won two awards at the international Film Festival and was voted Best movie of the Year by France’s SKIEUR Magazine.
What is the duration of The Continuum?
The film has a duration of 60 minutes.
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