News Summary
SnowBrains has announced the West Coast premiere of its ski film ‘300’ during the Coronado Island Film Festival, celebrating its 10th anniversary. The film follows skier Miles Clark’s journey as he attempts to ski for 300 days in a year, exploring themes of grief, healing, and purpose. ‘300’ will be showcased on November 6, emphasizing the emotional resilience within the adventure sports realm. Attendees can purchase tickets online to enjoy this compelling narrative along with other independent films at the historic Hotel del Coronado.
Coronado, California – SnowBrains has announced the West Coast premiere of its first-ever ski film, titled ‘300.’ This highly anticipated event will take place during the Coronado Island Film Festival (CIFF), which is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. The festival features an array of independent films, studio premieres, and Oscar-nominated features and shorts, all hosted at the historic Hotel del Coronado, located near San Diego.
‘300’ is set to screen as part of the Shorts Package Unscripted block on Thursday, November 6, at 1 p.m. Attendees interested in watching the film can purchase tickets through the Coronado Island Film Festival’s website, ensuring they don’t miss this unique cinematic experience.
The film is centered around the journey of its protagonist, Miles Clark, a 46-year-old professional skier and mountain guide. Clark is on a mission to ski for 300 days within a single year. His journey is more than just a sporting endeavor; it explores significant themes of grief, healing, and rediscovery as he processes the emotional loss of his mother, who passed away in January 2023.
‘300’ is set against a backdrop of record-breaking snowfall, showcasing Miles’ skiing adventures across diverse locations, including California, Antarctica, Argentina, and Alaska. The narrative highlights how skiing serves as a vital outlet for him, providing solace and a means of healing following his profound loss. The film underlines that mountains are not merely a playground for adventure for Miles; they are his sanctuary and a source of inspiration.
In this personal story, the focus shifts toward overcoming grief and seeking purpose rather than pursuing recognition or accolades. Miles Clark’s experiences in ‘300’ convey a powerful message about the importance of following one’s dreams amidst life’s challenges and personal trials. The film promises to resonate with audiences not only for its breathtaking visuals and thrilling ski sequences but also for its poignant exploration of emotional resilience.
The Coronado Island Film Festival serves as a platform to showcase a range of artistic voices and compelling narratives. This year’s festival aims to celebrate the rich tapestry of independent filmmaking and provide an opportunity for filmmakers and audiences to connect. The Hotel del Coronado, with its historical significance in film and Hollywood, adds an extra layer of charm to the lavish celebration of cinema.
As the premier event of the season approaches, excitement builds within the skiing and film communities alike. ‘300’ is anticipated to be a highlight of the festival, inviting viewers to reflect on the deeper meanings behind adventure sports and the journeys that shape our lives.
For those keen on experiencing ‘300’ and the numerous other films at CIFF, ticket sales are now available online, offering a chance to enjoy a first-hand glimpse into the world of independent cinema and the unique story of Miles Clark. With breathtaking landscapes and an emotionally charged narrative, the film is set to leave a lasting impression on viewers and exemplifies the enduring spirit of adventure and humanity.
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- Coronado Times: CIFF – Movie on the Beach – Mamma Mia
- Wikipedia: Coronado, California
- There’s San Diego: Coronado Island Film Festival
- Google Search: Coronado Island Film Festival
- Coronado News: Classic 1934 Charmer – The Thin Man
- Encyclopedia Britannica: Coronado Island Film Festival
- San Diego Union Tribune: Coronado Film Festival
- Google News: Coronado Island Film Festival
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