Warren Miller’s next ski film hits Panida

By Ben Olson
Reader Staff

There are annual traditions that mark the beginning of the ski season for all winter enthusiasts. Bring out the box of snow gear, wax your skis, change the rack on your car and, most importantly, watch the new Warren Miller ski and snowboard film.

This year, Miller’s 68th film “Line of Descent” will be playing at the Panida Theater Saturday, Nov. 11 at 7 p.m. Tickets are only $12 and are available at Panida.org or in advance at the Alpine Shop.

The cinematic journey travels near and far, descending some of North America’s deepest lines in Jackson Hole, Montana, Silverton, Squaw Valley Alpine Meadows and Steamboat. From powsurfer to splitboard, motorcycle, dogsled or snowmobile, watch as athletes chase winter along the Beartooth Pass, the French Alps, New Zealand, British Columbia, and Norway. Don’t miss this year’s film! Happy snow days ahead.

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