Videos of the Week #15 2025/26 | Mimic

Video 1: MIMIC | Piper Art

Piper won the "Best Female Action Award" at the "Dream Factory Film Festival 2025".

I deliberately put this movie before "Ramdas' Team Movie" because it really touched me. What a power woman - in combination with her art it makes for such a cool project and an impressive realization. Brief guest appearances by Tristan Lilly round out the whole thing - I'm a big fan.

Rider: Piper Kunst and Tristan Lilly

Video 2: ORNADA: The Armada Team Movie [4K]

Long awaited: the ski movie of the 2020s. A newly composed soundtrack was created for each part, and there was a competition tour with a live orchestra. Armada has set an example of what ski films can be - with OG and new Armada riders. The opening belongs to none other than Tanner Hall, ski boss, with a triple backflip. This is followed by the combination of Dani B from the Stubai Valley and Olivia Asselin, two up-and-coming riders who Armada has snapped up and who are making history.

It goes on: Sammy Carlson's part is one of his best works, as already seen in his movie Harmony. Kim Boberg - also known as Kimbo - is one of my favorite skiers to this day. Quinn Wolferman, Henrik Harlaut - the list goes on. Who has the Ender segment? B-Dog, Phil Casabon, with a pow street combo - awesome part. Swarm, swarm.

Rider: Noah Abaladejo, Dani Bacher, Henrik Harlaut, Benjamin Carlund, Kim Boberg, Phil Casabon, Marin Hamill, Luggi Bruccic, Josh Absenger, Olivia Asselin, Kuura Koivisto, Viktor Mooseman, Yoshiya Urata, Mike Hornbeck, Sammy Carlson, Vinzenz Keller, Quinn Wolferman, Torin Yater Wallace, Cody Wilder, Ray Malou Peterson, Anne Wangler, Rell Harwood, Keagan Supple, Maude Raymond, Valentin Morel, Anri Kawamura, Seamus Flanagan, Hans Weiner, Max Moffatt, Joona Sipola, JP Auclair

Video 3: Transition Hunter by Nalu Nussbaum

Nalu is a newcomer to the film scene and had his first big cameo in Magma's movie TKO this season. In Corvatsch Park, Nalu styles creatively through the park and discovers jumps and landings that are not planned by the shapers, but work.

Rider: Nalu Nussbaum

Video 4: CATHARSIS Full Ski Movie

Jeremias and Max from Innsbruck want to immortalize themselves in the world of ski films. How long have our sport and cameras been around? 50 years? And how much longer will it be around? In any case, the scene is currently in a peak phase of small-produced films, which nevertheless come close to large productions thanks to good editing and camera work. The two want to show what skiing means to them - their own form of self-therapy. The film captures the simple spirit of skiing together in a very cinematographic and cool cut.

Rider: Jeremias and Max

Video 9: 28.77 [FULL MOVIE] by Millet

This movie took me completely by surprise: a snowy topsy-turvy in the Pyrenees. "Bonjour les amis! Tune in to the 28.77 frequency and discover the Pyrenees as you've never seen them before." At the center is Valentin Cazaux, who grew up at the foot of the Pic du Midi de Bigorre, with a pretty crazy idea in his head: to ride all four flanks of this iconic mountain.

The film impressively shows just how extraordinary the Pic du Midi is. NASA operates an observatory here, thousands of tourists visit the summit all year round - but very few people know that you can actually ski 360 degrees around the mountain.

Rider: Valentin Cazaux, Paul Chavane, Matt Viveau, Simon Noguere , and friends

Video 10: G-Masta by Boom Club

Innsbruck's royalty of the park, G-Mon, turned 30 this year, but he's still styling through the park: technically on the rails and with his distinctive style in the air. He has also created one of the coolest events in Innsbruck: the G-Mon Airline Session on the Nordkette.

Rider: Simon "G-Mon" Geminiani

Video 11: HORS LIGNE - Un Hiver au Fil des Courbes

At the age of 21, Jean Tonnelier turns his back on competition. As vice junior world freeride champion, he opted for a different path, one that was steeper, wilder and more inward. That of ski touring. In the Aravis, where he grew up, Jean learns to unlearn what he has learned. He moves away from the hustle and bustle of the podiums to listen to what the slope has to tell him. At the side of his friends and mentors, he discovers new paths - technical, physical, but also personal. Carried by the voices of his relatives and the solidarity of his rope team mates, the film paints the portrait of a young man in transition. Between light and shadow, loneliness and community, verticality and doubt.

Rider: Jean Tonnelier

Video 12: Greatest Coach In The World | Anwar Jibawi

Finally, here's a comedy video. Most people know Anwar from Vine or Instagram. I was surprised to find him in the ski and snowboard scene myself, probably on the occasion of the Olympic Games. He plays a couch with humor and talks to real athletes after their runs and coaches them. However, they don't even know who he is and what he does.

Rider: Anwar Jibawi