Ski and snowboard season can’t be far away if the new Warren Miller film is playing on the big screen.
And it will soon be in theaters in North America and internationally, starting with a world premiere screening at Abravanel Hall in Salt Lake City on Oct. 18.
This fall marks the 76th annual feature film from Warren Miller Entertainment. Titled “Sno-ciety,” this year’s version is about the tight-knit community, shared rituals and sense of belonging that come with snow culture. It explores a world where snow creates its own society, bound together by mountain life, adventure and seasonal tradition, according to the filmmakers.
“This film is a deep dive into the culture behind the sport,” said Josh Haskins, Warren Miller executive producer. “It captures the humor, approachable personalities and memorable moments that make our community so unique. It is a celebration of what binds us together.”
Celebrating the action and camaraderie of winter, the film traverses the Scottish Highlands and the streets of Finland to the back bowls of Whitewater, British Columbia, and a local hill-turned-terrain park in downtown Denver.
The movie features a diverse lineup of Olympians, urban riders and local legends including Daron Rahlves, Britta Winans, Judd Henkes, Sarka Panacochova, Breezy Johnson, Chris Rubens, Juho Kilkki and Todd Ligare.
Where to see the Warren Miller film in Utah
Abravanel Hall, Salt Lake City, Oct. 18
Clarke Grand Theatre, Orem, Oct. 20
Perry’s Egyptian Theater, Ogden, Oct. 22
Ellen Eccles Theatre, Logan, Oct. 24
The Ray, Park City, Oct. 25
Warren Miller films have debuted at Abravanel Hall in the past, which the company says has the perfect outdoor space on its plaza to expand the footprint of its brand partner activations, gather attendees early for giveaways, athlete autograph signings and photo ops. It also allows for VIP lounge and ticket experience indoors as well, given the ample size of the venue.
For more information about the film, including the tour schedule and tickets, go to warrenmiller.com.
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