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Athletes Teaser

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Teaser short

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Trailer Kitzbühl

Iconic locations - hopes and dreams, pain and fears, great respect and absolute passion - A descent is two minutes of skiing at the limit, a feat of strength between triumph and tragedy - The desire of the racers to successfully apply their physical and mental abilities in the fight against themselves and the challenger Mother Nature: the race track.
"Streif" director from Blue Bird Motion Picture and co-producer Ascot Elite Entertainment shoot "Downhill Skiers - Ain't No Mountain Steep Enough".

Production
Period

WORLD CUP DOWNHILL SAALBACH 2024
WORLD CUP SEASON 2024/2025
WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP SAALBACH 2025
WORLD CUP FINAL 2025

Cinema
Premiere

OCTOBER 2025

4-part
Amazon Prime Video series

JANUARY 2026

Film
Locations

SAALBACH-HINTERGLEMM, BEAVER CREEK, BORMIO, WENGEN, KTZBÜHEL, GARMISCH, ST: ANTON, CORTINA D’AMPEZZO , ZAUCHENSEE, GARDASEE, OSLO, ZURICH, MUNICH AND OTHERS.

Blue Bird Motion Picture GmbH and Ascot Elite Entertainment are producing a lavish sports documentary for the big screen. Genre specialist and director Gerald Salmina, who reached a large audience ten years ago with “Streif – One Hell of a Ride”, is directing and producing a current film about the supreme discipline of skiing with his proven team. Its title: “Downhill Skiers – Ain’t No Mountain Steep Enough”.

The filming period spans one season in the Ski World Cup up to the 48th Alpine World Ski Championships in 2025. The project is being realized in collaboration with the Austrian Film Institute, Red Bull Media House, ORF, Servus TV, CH Media and the Swiss Federal Office of Culture. In Austria, the film is being distributed by Panda Film, in Switzerland by Ascot Elite Entertainment.

The aim of the film is to take the viewer on an emotional journey through an entire season in the supreme discipline of skiing. “Downhill Skiers – Ain’t No Mountain Steep Enough” wants to find out what drives today’s best downhill skiers and how they manage to constantly push the limits in an extremely risky sport. Director’s statement: “I don’t want to document the best skiers and their successes in our film, but rather extraordinary people who try to achieve their goals with impressive mental strength and passion, regardless of all the painful side effects resulting from hard falls.

If viewers leave the theater at the end with a smile on their faces and are convinced that it’s worth fighting for goals and living dreams intensely, then the film has the right message and my team and I can be satisfied.”

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