Shades of Winter: Pure - Female Freeskiing Official 2014 Trailer

PURE A Female Freeskiing Film (Trailer)
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PURE is the second “Shades of Winter” movie of Austrian freeskier and filmmaker Sandra Lahnsteiner. Sharing her plattform of “Shades of Winter” with female athletes from all over the world you can again expect high performance skiing at its best. Together with director Mario Feil and DOP Mathias Bergmann they stepped it up in every aspect of movie making. PURE will leave its footprints and get you pumped to get out in the mountains.

Female freeski movie by Sandra Lahnsteiner, a www.beechstudios.de & www.redbullmediahouse.com co-production presented by PEAK PERFORMANCE

starring:
Matilda RAPAPORT – Janina KUZMA – Sandra LAHNSTEINER – Evelina NILSSON – Caja SCHÖPF – Nat SEGAL – Melissa PRESSLABER – Emma DAHLSTRÖM – Camillia BERRA – Silvia BERTAGNA – Nadia SAMER – Nadine WALLNER & NINE QUEENS 2014

 


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