A naked skiing and snowboarding scene features local skiers and snowboarders in a film that combines narrative and extreme winter sports.
“Youth. Expression. Love. Freedom.”
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A naked skiing and snowboarding scene features local skiers and snowboarders in a film that combines narrative and extreme winter sports.
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Conrad drives north through the snowy terrain of British Columbia, grappling with a personal crisis. His Volkswagen breaks down, leading him to a hippie ski camp named Valhalla. There, he reconnects with the joy of skiing and snowboarding, surrounded by a community that embraces spontaneity and adventure. Filmed over two years, the documentary features breathtaking scenes of extreme skiing and snowboarding, with local athletes participating. The final scene takes place in a rainforest at Mount Baker, Washington, where snow was trucked in for the shoot.
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Why Watch
- See stunning extreme skiing in British Columbia.
- Meet Conrad as he finds joy in the snow.
- Follow unique production methods without helicopters.
Did You Know
- Valhalla premiered on September 13, 2013, at the Paramount Theatre in Denver.
- The film was shot over two years in Nelson, British Columbia.
- Conrad's character is portrayed by Cody Barnhill.
- The final scene was filmed at Mount Baker, with snow trucked in.
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Who directed the film Valhalla?
Valhalla was directed by Ben Sturgulewski and Nick Waggoner.
Where was Valhalla filmed?
Valhalla was filmed over two years in Nelson, British Columbia.
When did Valhalla premiere?
Valhalla premiered at the Paramount Theatre in Denver, Colorado, on September 13, 2013.
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