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White Winter Heat features extreme skiing and snowboarding with athletes like Scot Schmidt and Cindy Nelson. The film captures thrilling skiing scenes in locations such as Kooteney National Park in Canada, Verbier in Switzerland, New Zealand, and Vail. It emphasizes the excitement of skiing even in harsh winter conditions.
The documentary runs for 87 minutes and combines narration with stunning visuals of snowy landscapes and skilled performances. It aims to inspire viewers to embrace winter sports and enjoy the slopes regardless of the weather.
Why Watch
- •See extreme skiing in Kooteney National Park, Canada.
- •Meet skiers like Tom Day and Tom Jungst.
- •Find out how to ski in the coldest winter conditions.
Did You Know
•Scot Schmidt is one of the featured extreme skiers in the film.
•The film includes skiing locations in four different countries.
•White Winter Heat was released in 1987 and runs for 87 minutes.
Perfect For
Skiing enthusiastsWinter sports fansAdventure seekers