Bi-Polar is a freeski film retracing the lives of two friends with strange split personalities.
Summary :
"Bi-Polar" is a humorous and sporting short film featuring two very close friends: Jean and Léon. One, a great lawyer at the Annecy court of justice and the other, a surgeon in Albertville. They share the same passion, freeskiing. They have been practicing it together, every weekend for many years. These weekends are very important to them because it is the right time to decompress after a week of work under stress and tension. A break between two worlds is therefore flagrant but complementary, because these two fathers of families who work and earn a lot, need to feel free and relaxed. But for this last weekend of the season, they are going to let go a little too much ...
France
Director
Damien Vergez
Producteur / Réalisateur
Filmography
- MTB Heroes - Insight TV
- Sandboarding on Dragon Hill - Insight TV
- Mother Earth - Dirt Diaries Crankworx
- Dangers Of Dark Fest - Insight TV
- Men In Bikes - Dirt Diaries Crankworx
- Capturing Winter - Insight TV
Questions and Answers
Athletes
Alex Remmonay / Mateo Socquet
SKI CATEGORIES
For this year’s iF3 Movie Awards, any and all films about skiing, snowboarding or a mixture of the two are eligible.
AMATEUR
- Film of the year
- Skier of the year
ATHLETE
- Standout Female Skier of the year
- Standout Male Skier of the year
- Breakout Skier of the year
PRO
- Best Short Movie (under 20min)
- Best Urban Segment
- Best Backcountry Segment
- Best Storytelling
- Jury’s Pick (both Ski & Snowboard films eligible)
- Best Cinematography
- Best Editing
- Film of the Year
SNOWBOARD CATEGORIES
Whether it’s focused on freestyle, freeride, urban, backcountry, telemark skiing, mountaineering, adventuring, a documentary subject, or anything in between, your film is welcome at iF3.
AMATEUR
- Film of the year
- Snowboarder of the year
ATHLETE
- Standout Female Snowboarder of the year
- Standout Male Snowboarder of the year
- Breakout Snowboarder of the year
PRO
- Best Short Movie (under 20min)
- Best Urban Segment
- Best Backcountry Segment
- Best Storytelling
- Jury’s Pick (both Ski & Snowboard films eligible)
- Best Cinematography
- Best Editing
- Film of the Year
