Lena Stoffel

Sometimes it takes a different perspective to come up with new ideas for the future. That's why PowderGuide author Lisa spoke to freeskier Lena Stoffel about her Snow of Tomorrow. And about why we shouldn't demonize ski resorts and why it's worth celebrating the simple things.

Once again, the fine artistic alternative for video material is highlighted: vimeo. Not everything is free here, but certainly none of it is for nothing. Well, I still can't get around youtube completely. You can expect a nice mix of amateur recordings and philosophical works, and yes, you see right, we have Japow on offer!

Ski films are just as much a part of the culture of our sport as ski magazines and season tickets. But as our expectations of our sport change, so do the narratives of the films. We are showing two that make you think and take to the streets.

After some of the more experimental works of recent years (think Ruin and Rose, for example), the trend for major productions in 2019 is once again moving in the direction of: "Story - what's that?" In the semi-professional home video sector, the focus is increasingly on sustainability and most films - in contrast to the previous year - no longer consist of 90% drone footage. Time- and roadless it's off to winterland!

The Linehunters Movie Tour is back! The Linehunters mainly bring local films to the big screen and show that even productions with a tiny fraction of the budget of TGR or MSP have a lot to offer. The motto of the tour is: By freeriders for freeriders.