Discover the incredible world of Chamonix local Sam Favret, one of the most versatile and respected athletes of his generation.
Backyards Project follows Sam as he explores the dramatic mountains of his home valley — skiing huge lines, surfing remote waves, and skating with the same passion that shaped his life.
The adage goes that beauty lies in the eye of the beholder, and «Painting the Mountains» is a testament to that. Through a journey into the heart of one of the most unpredictable mountain ranges in the world, we dive into the passionate gaze of Matthew, a photographer/journalist who fell in love with El Chaltén, this iconic place at the foot of the Fitz Roy massif in Argentine Patagonia.
Season 4 of Ski For The Love is a blow out. Get your tomahawks, broken skis, and ski-bum dreams at our come-one come-all yard sale. It's just out back! Name your price for some quality ski time.
Out of the Ordinary is the third installment in HEAD Freeskiing’s film series but don’t expect a sequel. This isn’t just a follow-up to Beyond and Unified. It’s a detour - equal parts tribute, chaos, and confession, the film dives headfirst into the beautifully bizarre world of skiing and the HEAD team individuals who make it what it is.
Ski The Day is a collection of stories built around that idea. Each segment captures one crew, one location, and one full day in the mountains—from first light to last chair, sunrise to starlight. Across every turn, storm, and moment in between, the film explores what it really takes to make the most of the days we get to spend out there.
The Faction crew sought out untracked 4,000-meter peaks via air, road and camel in one of Central Asia’s most isolated mountain ranges.
Glacial rivers freeze solid by dawn and rage by afternoon. Wind strips faces to blue ice overnight. With rescue days away, stakes were high.
All to be in Mongolia’s remote Altai Mountains, where skiing originated over 10,000 years ago.
Celebrating the life of Te Moeka o Tūawe (Fox Glacier), overlooking New Zealand’s southwest coast.
‘The Last Light Falls Gently’ is an exploration of the glacier’s profound influence on the lives of a community. A collective meditation on change, connection, and acceptance. We invite you to remember humanity’s inherent ties to the land and to each other.
Morgan McGlashon and Caite Zeliff picked obscure paths. Those paths collided and became intertwined. As professional athletes they understood each other, respected each other and truly saw each other's potential. When their careers took off they found themselves spending less time in the mountains together but they always dreamt of one day coming back together on a proper adventure. On a 10 day expedition in Alaska, the two reconnect. This is a lighthearted account of the magic of friendship and how it can shape your life.
