There's Always Next Season

Name: There's Always Next Season
Genre: Documentary
Duration: 1 h 51 min
Rating: 9.3
Cast: Stian Tapani Gundersen, Daniel Mikkelsen, Roy Olsen

20182018
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1h 51m

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This is the story behind the myth about a group of forgotten snowboard heroes, told in a heartfelt and enthusiastic way by the protagonists themselves. A film about a group of complete unkno... Read allThis is the story behind the myth about a group of forgotten snowboard heroes, told in a heartfelt and enthusiastic way by the protagonists themselves. A film about a group of complete unknowns becomes proof that everything is possible, while at the same time being a melancholic ... Read allThis is the story behind the myth about a group of forgotten snowboard heroes, told in a heartfelt and enthusiastic way by the protagonists themselves. A film about a group of complete unknowns becomes proof that everything is possible, while at the same time being a melancholic reminder that nothing lasts forever.

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THERE'S ALWAYS NEXT SEASON tells the 20 year story leading up to the release of the arguably longest awaited snowboarding film in the history of the sport. "1997 FOREVER" premiered at Tromsø International Film Festival in 2014 and has since toured and will continue being toured exclusively in a LIVE screening format, with the band 1997 performing the soundtrack live.

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10/10

A love letter to snowboarding and community

Always next season is a film about a film, a masterfully crafted culmination of a semi-legendary and semi-forever postponed project to create a snowboard film documenting the local talents of the Tromsø Snowboarding scene of the 90s and their attempt, two decades later, to finally showcase their skills and passion.

TANS is a heartfelt love letter to a tight knit community, a time, place and the extraordinary people that bring us together. The documentary easily transcends just snowboarding and is a moving reminder that even as we grow up and out of our childhood passions, we perhaps don't change as much as we think- that friends drifting apart due to the banalities of adult life can just as easily find their way back together when we allow the circumstances to be right.

A++, would watch again. Simply an incredible achievement by first time director Størmer, the entire team Scheffler-crew and their friends. Cannot recommend enough.

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