Dog Days of Winter

In the 1960s American mountains, a revolution emerged among thrill-seeking skiers who dared to break free from traditional rules and carve their own paths down the mountain. They formed a community of fearless athletes who lived for creative freedom, embracing the wild spirit of "hot dog skiing." The film "Dog Days of Winter" takes a behind-the-scenes look at the origins of this now-Olympic discipline, revealing its carefree beginnings and the charismatic showmen who brought it to the big time.