Butterfly in a Blizzard offers a deeply personal look into professional snowboarder Kimmy Fasani’s journey into motherhood, exploring how this new phase reshapes her past. Fasani and her family open all of the doors to capture her transformation from a globe-trotting winter sports icon to mom, while delving into the newly coined term matrescence.

Experts in maternal health, with one calling it “the biggest story never told,” highlight this rarely explored time in a parent’s life. Throughout the film, Fasani faces repeated “blizzards” in her life, including identity shifts, childhood trauma, relationship struggles, and a breast cancer diagnosis.

Over five years, raw and intimate footage reveals Fasani’s evolution as she navigates these storms. Join the ride as she works to maintain her place in snowboarding while striving to become the mother she aspires to be, shedding light on the complex balance of passion, career, and parenthood.

A documentary about the 90s snowboard boom – and what came after.

They lived the dream together in the 90s and have stayed close ever since.

Snowboard legends Ingemar Backman, Johan Olofsson, and Jacob Söderqvist still share the same passion and friendship, long after the spotlight faded.

From DIY beginnings to a multimillion-dollar industry almost overnight, snowboarding’s golden age created stars, trends, and unforgettable memories.

– I remember pinching myself, thinking: this is happening now. It won’t last forever. A normal life will follow, says Jacob Söderqvist.

This is the story of what happens when the love for riding never fades.

We’ll Never Quit is about friendship, dreams, and following your heart – wherever life takes you.

A project about melting glaciers and their impact on everything downstream. Produced by Protect Our Winters with support from Icebreaker and VF Foundation.

Two veteran professional skiers, hardened and seasoned by tragedy in the mountains seek a rekindling of their aggressive approach to steep terrain by venturing to Norway’s Lyngen Alps with a fearless young phenom - only to find that the mountains have much more to teach them all about risk, reckoning and the thin line between glory and grief.

Produced by: Cody Townsend & B.Colective

Skiers: Cody Townsend, Nikolai Schirmer, Elyse Saugstad

Cinematography by: Bjarne Salen, Joonas Mattila

Edited by: Mike Douglas

Directed by: Cody Townsend & Mike Douglas

Sound by: Carlos “Charlie” Hernadez

Design by: GPM Design

The Pinnacle Of Skiing follows Nikolai Schirmer as he chases a pinnacle in The Lyngen Alps with friends. A stunning rock formation, but also the very specific conditions that allow for it to be ridden.

Featuring: Nikolai Schrimer, Jacob Wester

Filming: Vetle Selvid, Joonas Mattila

The north face of Trollvasstind, on the Lyngen peninsula of northern Norway, caught Swedish freeskier Jacob Wester's interest on his very first trip to these legendary skiing grounds in the spring of 2017.

After a first descent of the line with no background information, very little experience, and barely any cameras, the line has been left alone for nearly 8 years, until the spring of 2025, when it once again was in condition.

Teaming up with Italian skiers and snowboarders Jakob and Matthias Weger, Jacob sets out to repeat the objective, with the aim to ski it in his trademark steepskiing-freeride style, and to document it for the world to see.

The question of why one would expose oneself to the dangers of these projects often arise. This film will do its best to answer it, exploring themes of personal growth, lust for adventure, and the feeling of seeing ones own ski tracks on an impossibly steep wall far from anyone's comfort zone. This is the Return to the Why.

A powder-addicted snowboarder is consumed by chasing the next high. While tracking forecasts, suffering from FOMO, and drowning in social media, he turns to a support group to seek help.

Director / Producer / Editor: Emil Leenderts

Riders: Emil Aslaksrud, Krister Kopala, Torgeir Bergrem, Emil Leenderts

DOP: Simon Sjøkvist
Cinematography: Vetle Sevild, Christian Bjønness, Fredrik Hovdevik, Emil Leenderts

Stills: Simon Sjøkvist, Yrjan Olsnes
Filmed in locations: Sunnmøre Alps, Lyngen Alps

A gravel bike, a splitboard strapped to the frame, and a tent with other gear packed in the bags — the freedom to move at your own pace, live simply, and let the weather decide the rest.

This was the plan of Henna Palosaari and Karen Ekman when they set off last spring to go freeriding in Sunnmøre, Southern Norway.

The area was already familiar to them, but this time they wanted to experience it in a new way.

The film Ride to Ride documents their ten-day adventure on Norway’s west coast — a journey that led them to invent the word suffer-puffer, showed what happens when physical exhaustion quiets the mind, and reminded them of the simple joy that life and movement in the mountains can bring.

Riders: Henna Palosaari, Karen Ekman

Filming: Joonas Mattila and Mikko-Pekka Karlin

Photos: Mikko-Pekka Karlin, Adam Gairns, Henna Palosaari

Three strangers meet in the mountains – with only one day to film, conditions force them to question the entire plan. A persistent weak layer and warming temperatures raise the ultimate question: who do you trust by your side when your life is on the line?

director / producer: Jussa Loueniva
Cinematography: Markus Kumpula
Editor: Alisa Nolte
Riders: Sini Koivunen, Petteri Salo, Jussa Loueniva

Skier Ville Vuori sets out to explore and ski amazing new spots.
From the majestic peaks of Switzerland to the familiar slopes of Norway in spring, he shares the journey with old friends and new faces alike.

Chasing the lines captures the thrill of the ride, the beauty of the mountains, and the stories of a winter well-lived.

A witty, bittersweet reflection on office life versus the Instagram-perfect mountain lifestyle. Through dry humor and sharp observation, the piece draws parallels between these worlds: the office’s mid-morning cake break versus après-ski, crowded supermarkets versus crowded ski cafés, routine deadlines versus routine descents. Both offer moments of joy, frustration, and the quiet satisfaction of small achievements—whether that’s skiing a clean line or heating up lunch in the microwave.

In the end, the question remains: maybe “freedom” isn’t about the scenery at all.

Skiers: Jan-Erik Blomberg, Jani Hujanen, Erik Farnesi von Hofsten

Filming & Editing: Jan-Erik Blomberg

In Cold Blood is an intimate mountain film told through the inner voice of a rider torn between fear and obsession.

As he moves between high-stakes competitions and raw backcountry adventures, we witness a search for balance between adrenaline and family, ambition and peace.

No interviews, no showboating—just one man’s honest dialogue with the mountains.

A visual and emotional journey into what truly drives us. In the end, it’s not about the best ride—it’s about feeling fully alive.

Featuring: Victor De Le Rue
Directed by: Alex Heitler

A nature tale that begins in the forest and ends in the rugged mountains of Lyngen. I'll reflect on my longing for the forest and how it led me to where I am now. Together with Evelina Nilsson we discover the steep mountains in Norway and what turned us into mountain enthusiasts. 

Skiers: Lovisa Rosengren and Evelina Nilsson

Cinematography by: The Wester Experience AB, Sofia Wester and Jacob Wester 

Edited by: Moa Jonsson

Graded by: Jesper Guldbrand 

Our second street snowboarding video together with filmer Arttu Heikkinen

While filming for our previous project ”Shift” we had a great and snowy winter.

This season was quite different:
a lot of traveling through Finland while searching for snow and an injury in January which took me out for a month. It was a challenging one but I’m happy that we got the project ready and I’m excited to share it with you soon

Featuring: Mikko Rehnberg
Filming & Editing by: Arttu Heikkinen

The Faction Collective pulls into Sugar Bowl, California, in search of the sweet highs of an all-star freestyle session.

As a unit, they remind everyone what makes park skiing addictive: spontaneous, collaborative, and unhinged.

This short film features some of freeskiing’s heaviest hitters: Alex Hall, Matej Svancer, Mac Forehand, Kadi Gomis, Speedy Hudecek, and Elias Syrja.

It dials into everything the brand community loves about freestyle skiing.

This is a showcase of the chemistry of the Faction’s current generation of skiers, each a public figure in their own right.

Featuring: Alex Hall, Matej Svancer, Mac Forehand, Kadi Gomis, Speedy Hudecek et Elias Syrja

2023 DIY Movie Night Winner Crew are back with a brand-new film!

Come watch the premiere and celebrate with us. Merch available at the event!

Riders: Kai, Eppu, Niilo, Niko, Veeti, Konsta, Kasper, Aarni, Lucas

The 4th Losers movie shot on location in Iceland, Japan, USA and beyond

Featuring riding from Halldor Helgason, Pat Fava, Hundi, Fridge, Juho Laine, Bucky and the rest of the YES creamers and dreamers.

Filmed, directed and created by Kuske

A team movie about chasing dreams, creating magic and having the most fun possible while riding sideways.

A film by Paakku

Riders:
Santtu Särkipaju

Veeti Komsi

Topi Halonen

Okko Nieminen

Mikko Torkko

Sampo Kainulainen

Elijas Jokela

Aapo Viimavirta

Jussi Saari

Simo Peltola

Kimi Vallioniemi

Inefficient Joy is an experimental ski film examining the paradox of dedicating so much time and energy to something as fleeting as the moments you see on your screen. In doing so, it asks why we do what we do, revealing the inexplicable joy that skiing brings.

A movie by Laurent De Martin 

DOP Jackson Lana

Editor Jules Guarneri

Riders Sampo Vallotton, Laurent De Martin and friends 

This Feeling is an immersive, poetic portrait of snowboarding in backcountry. It guides into a place where time slows down and world is nothing but silence and powder…

Made in collaboration with Jones Snowboards
Featuring: Antti Autti
Directed by: Miikka Niemi
DOP: Jaakko Posti
Edit: Henry Kestilä

Pyhä Magic Montage is a 16 mm film capturing the spirit of Pyhätunturi fell, nestled deep in the heart of Finnish Lapland, and the friends who return to their beloved mountain year after year as the season’s first snowflakes begin to fall.

Bound by a shared passion for snow and riding, these friends come together to tell the story of their fell. A place that lives in their hearts no matter where spring might lead them.

Though the seasons pull them apart, winter always brings them back to that unmistakable feeling. One that defies words, yet is instantly understood by those who’ve felt it.

Pyhä Magic Montage is a love letter to the fell — a quiet secret you long to keep, but can’t help but share.

Directed by: Aarni Toiviainen
Producer: Suvi Vuorimäki
Assistant Director: Riku Laakso
Production Assistant: Anna-Kaisa Pohjola
Sound Design: Samu Salovaara

Riders: Elmi Aunio, Miikka Hast, Jani Johansén, Merle Soppela, Hannu Oikkonen, Kalle Kutvonen, Joona Alaverronen, Eppu Puominen, Suvi Suitiala, Iris Vesamäki, Vilma Hämäläinen, Anna Salolatva, Jenni Koli, Jenni Lähteenmäki, Anttu Oikkonen, Pontus Penttilä

Film Music: Jaakko Hietakangas, Samu Salovaara, Rosita Ahola, Tatu Kuisma, Ami Vuorinen, Markus Hietamies, Miisa Lehto

Sound Mastering: Nuutti Vartiainen

Graphic Design: Suvi Suitiala