North of Nightfall (2018)
North of Nightfall
”Veteran mountain bikers explore a rapidly changing environment in the far north of Canada.”
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With sports as its cover - freeride, a specialty mountain bike designed to traverse obstacles and features elements of downhill - this original documentary by Red Bull explores the landscape of the far north of Canada on Axel Heiberg Island, showing along with scientists the delicate balance that exists in this unknown region. All of this, of course, with incredible images and plenty of action on two wheels.
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Veteran freeride mountain bikers Darren Berrecloth and Cam Zink, embark on an expedition to the top of the world to explore this relatively unknown land, while sharing their knowledge with up-and-comers Carson Storch and Tom Van Steenbergen. With guidance from scientists based on the island, they discover a rapidly changing environment steeped in history, along with descents of nearly 3,000 feet, unlike anything anyone’s ridden to date.
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