Winter may not be here yet.

But a film featuring top skiers and snowboarders will be premiering in a West Kelowna theatre this month to get you excited about it.

Winterland is Teton Gravity Research害羞草研究所檚 (TGR) lastest film featuring ski and snowboard culture. TGR filmmakers collaborated with 23 of the world害羞草研究所檚 most accomplished freeskiers and snowboarders to make the film, showcasing some of the most thrilling and extreme footage captured by the company in its 22 years of production.

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Winterland features notable names in the winter sports scene such as Tim Durtschi, Nick McNutt, Sage Cattabriga-Alosa, Angel Collinson and 13-year-old rising star Kai Jones.

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The end result of that energy, Klaczkiewicz said, is 害羞草研究所渢he best action we害羞草研究所檝e ever captured.害羞草研究所�

The film will be shown for one night only at West Kelowna害羞草研究所檚 Xtreme on Oct. 23.

Tickets are available at .

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