The festival showcases four inspirational and thought-provoking films from grassroots filmmakers that will inform you about backcountry and environmental issues as well as entertain you with exceptional skiing. Films emphasize the pleasures of quiet, untracked snow, the excitement of steep descents and the ingenuity of wind-powered snow recreation. Funds from this annual event help support WWA's public lands and youth education programs, as well as national policy work to advocate for the responsible stewardship of pristine winter wildlands. Winter Wildlands Alliance is a national nonprofit organization with the mission of promoting and preserving winter wildlands and a quality human-powered snowsports experience on public lands. To learn more about Winter Wildlands Alliance, visit their website.

Hand Cut: Beautifully shot, soulful film exploring the connection between our ski towns' mining roots and our present search for the powder we cherish more than gold. Inspiring footage, great soundtrack, thought provoking.
Ride It Out: Follow snow kiters through miles of untracked powder, discovering beauty and danger in an evolving sport.
My Own Two Feet: First action sports film shot entirely using sustainable production methods.Cast/crew walked 1,200 miles, camped 30 nights in mountains: your feet can take you to unimaginable heights.
The Pact: Chronicles tragedy/recovery of above knee amputee after devastating telemark crash.