2020 - Future Retro
Future Retro - 2020
In Future Retro, progressive, young female skiers Lexi duPont and Amie Engerbretson journey to the heart of deep-rooted ski culture in Switzerland, and freeskiers Baker Boyd and Victor Major rip the endless peaks of Iceland, using a 1,300-year-old farm as their base camp. Trio of world-class snowboarders Elena Hight, Danny Davis and Nick Russell travel to Antarctica and witness the impact of climate change.
Legendary skiers Scot Schmidt and Dan and John Egan show a new crop of athletes how they were responsible for the extreme-skiing movement of the ’80s and ’90s, and the next generation of skiers and riders show us what it means to challenge the status quo. From competitive triumph on the road to the podium at the World Cup in Killington to pushing boundaries of big-mountain skiing in Alaska, Future Retro will be that connection—past, present and future.
FEATURED ATHLETE: DANNY DAVIS
Professional snowboarder, Danny Davis, last featured in 2020's film Future Retro:
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FEATURED ATHLETE: JACK LOVELY
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Don't miss Jack in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
FEATURED ATHLETE: DAN EGAN
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Don't miss Dan in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
FEATURED ATHLETE: Nick Russell
Name a person who inspires you to be a better rider?
Craig Kelly.
Avocados.
Favorite chairlift and why?
My two feet.
Rest, soak, stretch.
Christopher McCandless/ Alexander Supertramp.
This year of turbulence will certainly bring us closer to home.
Jones Hovercraft splitboard all day every day.
A more attainable and inclusive community for everyone to get in the mix.
What is a cause you care about that you'd love to share with the Warren Miller audience?
Fighting climate change, protection of our Public Lands, Black Lives Matter.
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Don't miss Nick in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
FEATURED ATHLETE: JOHN EGAN
Patrick Vallençant.
Ski my 7th continent (Africa) with my family, support YES (Youth Enrichment Services) even more, oh and buy Sugarbush.
A breakfast burrito on any first chair.
KT-22 (at Squaw). If it was the only chairlift on all of the mountain, I'd still go there, happily.
Spending time with my family, my wood stove, my wood shop and my dog.
More animal, less fictions character. A sloth, my wife says I'm the fastest sloth she knows.
Catching up with old buddies (Scot Schmidt and Tom Day) in places we've skied for decades.
I think more people will explore more of nature and strive to protect what we have.
Obermeyer lined flannel shirt/jacket. I wear it all the time. Otherwise my CRF 250 rips.
More meditation through movement. Feel the turn.
YES (Youth Enrichment Services), Crohn's and Colitis Foundation, High Fives Foundation.
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Don't miss John in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
FEATURED ATHLETE: Victor Major
Sam Coffey.
I'd probably first quit my job, buy a house, and then I'd like to find a way to help increase access to skiing and the outdoors.
I like muesli, but can't go wrong with a breakfast burrito.
Gold Hill in Telluride because it makes for very fast laps and a ton of vertical. It's got great fall lines and not a bad Hollywood line either.
The Nickel Boys by Colson Whitehead.
Ideal down day is a slow morning with a lot of coffee, then some sort of activity to keep things moving, and time to read or work on projects.
Rango, I always wanted to be a lizard cowboy.
One highlight was paddling out into the Arctic Ocean to an empty right-handed point break after a morning of powder and heli-drops.
On the slopes I've been loving the Head Kore 99, I love skiing pow on fat skis, but I think narrower skis are underrated and are better for most days.
Outdoor Afro and American Whitewater.
Every ski influencer will move exclusively to Tik Tok.
We defeat global warming, all resorts are powered renewably, and all barriers to entering and enjoying the sport fall away. And all skis go back to 200cm+ straight skis.
Yearbook from MSP was one of my favs that I owned. Plus Wendy Fisher gave it to me.
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Don't miss Victor in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
FEATURED ATHLETE: Maria Lovely
My brother, Jack - we're always encouraging each other to try harder and go bigger!
Start a heli ski operation and buy a ranch!
Biscuits and gravy.
Headwaters Double (at Big Sky). Many of my best days have been had off that old chair!
Michelle Parker's interview in The Adventure Stash. Also, if you're looking for a just for fun book I couldn't put Where the Crawdads Sing down.
A wood fire, good book, and snuggles from my border collies.
Standing on top of the Big Couloir watching the 4 legends (Scot Schmidt, Tom Day, John and Dan Egan) rip it up together. I couldn't stop smiling!
My Hestra Ergo Grip gloves! These close fitting, lightweight leather gloves have been the best for snowmobiling.
Tsering's Fund. Their mission is to provide help to the underprivileged in Nepal through private donations. They find deserving children, young women and families in Nepal and help change their lives through educational scholarships, medical care and basic living assistance.
More girls!
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Don't miss Maria in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
Featured Athlete: Tanner Rainville
WME videographer Tom Day and photographer Brad Holmes (both on location for the PNH shoot for Future Retro).
Heli ski more often.
Beer.
A Ski Doo (snowmobile), because there's never a lift line.
Market Wizards: Interviews with top traders By Jack D. Schwager.
On a boat, lake or river.
Getting to film with Tom Day and Brad Holmes, I mean come on those two are LEGENDS!! Skiing in AK was pretty decent too.
Volkl Revolt 121, best skis ever. Also Honey Stinger waffles, best snack ever.
Save Bristol Bay - No Pebble Mine!
Hopefully for the best, lets just enjoy it.
Backcountry is the name of the game, but mostly just have fun with your friends and be safe!
Ski Time, Hot Dog, Maltese Flamingo....VHS days.
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Don't miss Tanner in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020
FEATURED ATHLETE: TOM DAY
Ski!
Coffee.
KT 22 (at Squaw). It's Fast vert, access a variety of challenging terrain, and has constantly changing snow conditions. Makes for a ong ski season.
Skiing free without a camera pack.
There are too many to have just one. It's always a gift to capture images in Vermont. Also Kinley Quinn singing a powerful version of "I am Able". And skiing with long time friends (Scot Schmidt and the Egan brothers) in Montana.
My RED camera. What beautiful images it can capture.
I think the season of 2020 showed us not to take chair lift skiing for granted. In a wisp it was gone. No matter what is thrown at us in the future we will need to work together, public and ski area owners, to make it work.
What I can't see changing is the thrill of the sport. The freedom of the experience, letting your mind escape for a bit and being totally immersed in the now. As long is there is snow, we will have that.
"Last of the Ski Bums" captured the essence of passionate ski bums, enjoying a season, traveling around the word to experience different mountains and friends.
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Don't miss Tom in our 71st film, Future Retro, dropping Fall 2020