Four bonus features accompany 74 minutes of footage from North America, Europe, and Japan, capturing various aspects of modern snowboarding.
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Four bonus features accompany 74 minutes of footage from North America, Europe, and Japan, capturing various aspects of modern snowboarding.
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Synopsis
LNP carves through deep powder in backcountry settings across North America, Europe, and Japan. The 74-minute film, released in 2011, features various snowboarding styles, from expansive mountain runs to urban handrail tricks. Professional snowboarders including Stale Sandbech and Rusty Ockenden perform alongside the AmArmy. Four bonus features, such as the Jib Farm Bonus and Party Bar Bonus, accompany the main film. The Shred Remains offers a comprehensive look at modern snowboarding culture.
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Why Watch
- See snowboarding in North America's backcountry.
- Meet professional snowboarders like Bjorn Leines.
- Find out about urban handrail missions.
Did You Know
- The film took two years to produce.
- It features footage from three continents: North America, Europe, and Japan.
- The film includes riding from professional snowboarders like LNP and Stale Sandbech.
- There are four bonus features included in the film.
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What year was The Shred Remains released?
The Shred Remains was released in 2011.
How long is the runtime of The Shred Remains?
The runtime of The Shred Remains is 74 minutes.
Which professional snowboarders are featured in The Shred Remains?
The film features professional snowboarders LNP, MFR, Stale Sandbech, Rusty Ockenden, Bjorn Leines, Will Lavigne, Johnny Lazz, and Marie Hucal.
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