Warren Miller’s Seventy Five (12A)

Cinema
Thursday 23rd January 2025

WARREN MILLER’S SEVENTY FIVE This autumn will mark the 75th anniversary of the Warren Miller film legacy.

When the first film from Warren Miller debuted in 1949, it ignited a new genre of filmmaking for the snowsports industry. Today, Warren Miller films have captured the stories of skiers and riders from every edge of the winter world and continue to gather audiences each year to celebrate the start of the winter season.

The new film from Warren Miller Entertainment, simply entitled “75” will celebrate this historic anniversary with emerging athletes and storytelling that will set the tone for the next 75 years. So catch up with your snow riding buddies and join us for a celebration of winter, raise a glass to adventures to come in the season ahead. At the interval, there is an opportunity to participate in a UK-wide prize draw, it’s a celebration you won’t want to miss!

Warren Miller's Seventy Five

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