News Summary
SnowBrains will unveil its first ski film, ‘300’, at the Coronado Island Film Festival during its 10th anniversary celebration. The film follows professional skier Miles Clark on his journey to ski 300 days in a year, exploring personal challenges and the healing power of the mountains.
Coronado, California – SnowBrains is set to premiere its first ski film, “300,” at the Coronado Island Film Festival, which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The festival, located just outside of San Diego, will showcase a diverse lineup of notable independent films alongside studio premieres and Oscar-nominated features and shorts. Attendees will be treated to screenings in the iconic Hotel del Coronado, a location with a century-long cinematic history.
“300” will be part of the Shorts Package Unscripted screening block on Thursday, November 6, at 1 p.m. Tickets for the festival can be purchased through the Coronado Island Film Festival’s official website, allowing film enthusiasts to secure their spots for this significant event.
Film Overview
The film “300” follows the journey of Miles Clark, a 46-year-old professional skier and mountain guide determined to ski for 300 days within a single year. Throughout his quest, Clark faces numerous challenges, including adverse weather conditions, injuries, and personal circumstances that hinder his progress. A pivotal moment in the narrative arrives in January 2023 when Clark experiences the loss of his mother, which drives him to seek solace in the mountains and catalyzes a change in his approach to skiing.
Healing Through the Mountains
The winter of 2023 brought unprecedented snowfall, creating the ideal conditions for Clark to pursue his skiing goal while navigating his grief. “300” is described not merely as a sporting endeavor but as a deeply personal journey of healing, reflection, and rediscovery. Clark’s skiing experiences span various breathtaking locations, from California to Antarctica, Argentina to Alaska. The film poignantly illustrates how the mountains serve as both a playground for Clark and a sanctuary that allows him to process emotions ranging from pain to joy, exhaustion, and awe.
At its core, “300” emphasizes the significance of chasing dreams and finding meaning beyond accolades. The narrative explores how skiing can assist in mending a broken heart and serves as a vehicle for personal growth and resilience.
Coronado Island Film Festival Details
The Coronado Island Film Festival, renowned for celebrating cinematic achievements, provides a platform for filmmakers to showcase their work. Its picturesque location at the Hotel del Coronado adds to the festival’s allure, as the hotel has long been associated with Hollywood’s rich history. This year’s festivities highlight the importance of storytelling through the lens of both established and emerging voices in the film industry.
As fans of winter sports and cinema prepare for the premiere of “300,” the festival continues to cultivate a community of filmmakers and moviegoers alike, offering a space for artistic expression and connection through the shared experience of film.
In conclusion, “300” premieres at a time when storytelling about personal journeys resonates deeply with audiences. Miles Clark’s quest encapsulates the spirit of adventure and healing, reminding viewers of the transformative power of nature and the mountains.
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Additional Resources
- SnowBrains: “300” Film Premiere
- Coronado News: Film Festival Welcomes Doreen Genmark-Heath
- MovieMaker: Leonard Maltin at Coronado Island
- Coronado News: The Thin Man at Village Theatre
- San Diego Union Tribune: Coronado Film Festival Honoree
- Wikipedia: Film Festival
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