‘Lexicon’ Premieres in Canada, China, and Japan, Bringing Optimistic Winter Stoke to the Individuals

As of November 30, current ski film “Lexicon” has premiered in Whistler, British Columbia. The movie was directed and produced by Austin Hopkins, and filmed in and round Hokkaido, Japan.

All you actually need to learn about Hokkaido? It’s a particular place … with tons of snow. All that you must learn about this movie? You’ll undoubtedly get the itch to go discover some powder stashes after watching.

The movie is sponsored by Arc’teryx, and was certainly one of 9 movies included in Arc’teryx’s lineup for its No Wasted Days International Movie Tour, which goals to share “unusual journeys within the mountains” by way of movie.

The solid consists of Tom Peiffer, Loic Isliker, Maude Besse, Stinius Skjotskift, and Edgar Cheylus — athletes from throughout Europe and Canada who descend in Japan to attach with different skiers, and embrace all of the snow and surprise that Hokkaido has to supply.

You possibly can catch the movie stay in Whistler — in addition to Sapporo, Japan, and Beijing, China — for premieres over the following few days, or keep tuned for an internet premiere and watch choices.

Runtime (trailer): 1 minute