Get stoked for the 2nd Annual Night of Stoke at Outdoor Retailer Snow Show!
Night of Stoke is a night of social innovation to bring together and celebrate the outdoor community. This event is proudly brought to you by Winter Wildlands Alliance, Sierra Nevada, Colorado Outdoor Recreation Industry Office, and Outdoor Retailer.
Join us on Thursday, Jan 31 at 5:30 PM for the VIP Pre-Party and/or at 6:30 PM for the main event. Hosted at The Studio Loft right next to the Colorado Convention Center. Outdoor Retailer attendees receive free entry with RSVP and badge. General public tickets are $15.
Spend a night with athletes and brands of the outdoor industry at Outdoor Retailer + Snow Show. Guests experience an exclusive lineup of films from the 14th Annual Backcountry Film Festival in addition to some new releases while learning from featured outdoor adventurers, athletes, and activists about how to turn passion into action. List of films and program to be announced.
We’re thrilled, honored, and humbled to announce the following films as our program for Night of Stoke 2019.
*Indicates filmmakers and/or film team in attendance and will be speaking shortly after their film on-stage.
Cho Oyu*
In September 2018, Caroline Gleich and Rob Lea went to climb and ski Cho Oyu, the sixth highest peak in the world. Get the first look at their incredible journey.
Ode to Muir*
Teton Gravity Research – Our exclusive Festival cut of Ode To Muir speaks the entire feature-length film as professional snowboarder, adventurer and founder of Protect Our Winters Jeremy Jones joins forces with two-time Olympian Elena Hight to embark on a 40-mile foot-powered expedition deep into California’s John Muir Wilderness.
Wallmapu*
DPS Cinematic – The Pehuenche people of present-day Chile speak Mapudungun: ‘the language of the land.’ This land, their universe, is known as Wallmapu. Two skiers enter, into a breathtaking creation of ancient Araucaria trees, looming volcanoes, and windblown snow.
I Am Here
Michael and David Hanson – “My parents never even thought about climbing a mountain.” Yesenia grew up living in a small farmer’s cabin in the apple orchards of Oregon’s Hood River Valley. Watch Yesi’s journey to climb Mount St. Helens, pursue her own American dream, and inspire Latinx outdoor enthusiasts everywhere.
The Far Out Ones: Kai Jones
Teton Gravity Research – Last season 11-year-old freeskier Kai Jones had a better Spring Break than you. When the snow kept falling in Jackson Hole, he went on a rampage – tearing up the biggest, baddest terrain at his home mountain with Teton Gravity.
Blue
Ursa Major TV – Blue is a testament to the inherent creativity, innovation and strength forged in women of the north. In it we present a spectacle of winter innovation—the icy playground providing a visual journey as never seen before by bike.
Surfer Dan
Camp4 Collective – Beyond the tale of his frosted beard, this is a story about Dan Schetter’s passion for surfing and how he credits the sport to saving his life.
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Join us to Keep Winter Wild together! Email Melinda Quick, Backcountry Film Festival Manager, with any questions: mquick@winterwildlands.org.
