"Movement can give the illusion of progress. And they say that all the world is illusion. So what is the difference between exploring and being lost? In a winter that brought an exceptional amount of challenges to riders all over the world, Absinthe's newest snowboard film reminds us how much our reality is affected by what we make of it. Whether you are lost ... or exactly where you want to be ... all depends on how you look at it." – Absinthe Films
Featuring Dan Brisse, Jake Blauvelt, Gigi Rüf, Lucas Debari, Fredi Kalbermatten, Sylvain Bourbousson, Romain deMarchi, DCP, JP Solberg, Annie Boulanger, Marie-France Roy, Bjorn Leines, Taka Nakai, Tadashi Fuse, Jules Reymond, Cale Zima, Blair Habenicht, Terje Haakonsen, Bode Merrill, Wolfgang Nyvelt and Nicolas Müller.
Partysnake Again Premiere Gallery: Fireworks... Dec 23, 2009 While the average snowboard premiere in Vancouver these days is a family friendly environment with rarely a sound, let alone a noise complaint,...
New Tools For Wrecking Street: Feature Teaser Mar 25, 2010 This winter had an air of change in it for a group of riders. No more would they spend countless hours combing back streets in their trucks. With...
Shreducation in Argentina - Part 1: The Long... Feb 22, 2010 Snowboard Canada went to Argentina with Shreducation , a Canadian snowboard reality TV show, and the trip was so badass that we took...
Montreal Videograss Premiere Photo Gallery Aug 28, 2009 The Montreal Videograss premiere went down last Wednesday night at Salon Officiel. Many people showed up and by 10:00 PM, the place was almost...
Shreducation Part 2: Riding Cerro Catedral and... Mar 2, 2010 Here’s post #2 of 4 of Snowboard Canada's trip to Argentina with Shreducation, the Canadian snowboard reality TV show. The new season of...
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