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- 2006
- Not Rated
- Matson Films
- 1 h 45 m
- 2006
- Not Rated
- Matson Films
- 1 h 45 m
Summary A feature film documentary about the history, culture and lifestyle of snowboarding. (Red Sky Pictures)
Directed By: Christopher J. Scott
- 2006
- Not Rated
- Matson Films
- 1 h 45 m
- 2006
- Not Rated
- Matson Films
- 1 h 45 m
Snow Blind
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Summary A feature film documentary about the history, culture and lifestyle of snowboarding. (Red Sky Pictures)
Directed By: Christopher J. Scott
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Scott's film chronicling the rise of one of the world's fastest-growing sport is best geared to fans, presenting those of us with merely a casual interest with far too much information and repetitive footage of snowboarders in action.
Packed tighter than week-old powder, Snow Blind tries to touch on every aspect of snowboarding culture, which sometimes makes it feel like a TV travelogue compressed into feature form.
Though some of the action cinematography is stunning, and practicing snowboarders will love the sense of camaraderie established, it's not riveting entertainment for the rest of us.
Director Christopher J. Scott hits all the technical marks with his look at the history and current status of snowboarding, yet he doesn’t find a strong enough hook to pull in any except the already converted.
Snow Blind calls itself a documentary, but it's really all about selling the product of snowboarding; it never stops feeling like the in-house channel on a ski-lodge television.
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Production Company
Red Sky Pictures
Release Date Dec 8, 2006
Duration 1 h 45 m
Rating Not Rated
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Tagline When All You See Is The Mountain
