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From __, With Love

Dec 7, 2005
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Overview

Mack Dawg Productions is proud to present our latest work, “From __, with Love”. This is by far the best film we have ever made. Shot in 16mm film “From __, with Love” brings you into the lives of fifteen of the best snowboarders in the world. Follow the MDP crew as we traverse the globe in search of the most progressive snowboarding to date. From Russia to California, Finland to Alaska, Norway to Austria you will see huge jumps, insane rails, deep powder, and all the fun stuff in between, The DVD contains two completely different cuts. The first is travel based and highlights the adventures that we encountered throughout the season. The second sut is athlete based and only shows each riders highlights. You get the best of both worlds in one package. This is our gift to you- “From MDP, with Love”.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Mack Dawg Productions

Cast

Chad Otterstrom

Chad Otterstrom

Josh Dirksen

Josh Dirksen

Louie Fountain

Louie Fountain

David Carrier-Porcheron

David Carrier-Porcheron

Lukas Huffman

Lukas Huffman

Eero Ettala

Eero Ettala

Heikki Sorsa

Heikki Sorsa

Mitch Nelson

Mitch Nelson

Jussi Oksanen

Jussi Oksanen

Fillipo Kratter

Fillipo Kratter

Wille Yli-Luoma

Wille Yli-Luoma

Jeremy Jones

Himself

Jeremy Jones

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