Film review: The War on Style

Directed and produced by Hank Bilous

Our favourite photographer/writer/nurse/skier and regular 1964 contributor has made a movie, and we caught it at The New Zealand Mountain Film & Book Festival earlier this winter.

Blending poetry with skiing and surfing, this is not your traditional action sports film. It’s more about people and learning than your typical, “look at what I did” offering.

Even better, no helicopters were used, with all the skiing just involving normal runs at Treble Cone (or as normal as they get with a world-class athlete). This is messaging I love. Catch it if you can.

Nathan Weathington

 

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Nathan Weathington
Nathan Weathington is the co-founder and publisher of 1964 and also the author of Where the Hell Were Your Parents? and Invasion of the Bastard Cannibals (Winner of the Bronze Medal for Humour at the 2016 IPPY Awards).He has worked as a civil engineer, bartender, math teacher, secretary, publisher of several newspapers/magazines in British Columbia, and a smart-ass astrologer named Mr. Asstrology. As an up-and-coming media mogul, he responsibly decided to ditch his career to pursue the untold riches of becoming a stay-at-home dad and author. Nathan now lives with his family in lower Albert Town where he pursues his obsession with fly fishing.

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