Steamboat got its own special two viewings and VIP evening for the movie The Movement at this week’s STARS and Adaptive Adventures‘ 7th Annual All Mountain Ski Camp. The film was written and directed by Steamboat local Greg Hamilton along with Kurt Miller, is narrated by Kurt’s father Warren Miller and Robert Redford, and features many athletes’ stories of getting back on the slopes, including Adaptive’s co-founder and longtime friend of Access Anything Matt Feeney. The team is on their way to Utah to celebrate the film’s acceptance to the Sundance Festival, and if you’re in the area, you can see a screening at one of these locations:
Fri, Jan 20 – 6 PM, Screening Room, Sundance Resort
Mon, Jan 23 – 2:30 PM, Library Center Theatre, Park City
Wed, Jan 25 – 4 PM at Redstone Cinema 7, Park City
Thu, Jan 26 – 6 PM at Salt Lake City Library, SLC
Sat, Jan 28 – 9:30 PM at Temple Theatre, Park City
+ Greg will appear at additional school/community screenings
After Sundance, The Movement goes to two other festivals as well: The Boulder International Film Fest in Boulder, CO during February 16-19, and the Cinequest Film Festival in San Jose CA, from February 28-March 11.
The Movement was produced by MakeAHero, a non-profit organization created to build awareness around outdoor opportunities for people with disabilities and supports Adaptive Adventures, getting people up and out to experience the freedom of sports. Find them on Facebook or donate $10 to support local adaptive sports by texting HERO to 80077.
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