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Rick Finkelstein was an executive at Universal Pictures and an avid skier. In 2004 he was paralyzed from a skiing accidents
The Movement is a new documentary that tells the story of Rick's eventual return to skiing using a monoski . Filmed by renowned ski filmaker Kurt Miller and narrated by Robert Redford the film also includes Jim Martinson who lost his legs when a land mine exploded in Vietnam, Mike May, blinded from a chemical explosion when he was three years old and Chris Waddell, a college skier paralyzed from the waste down because of a skiing accident. The film documents how Rick and his fellow skiiers overcame their disabilities and learned how to be some the best skiers around
The Movement is an official selection of the Sundance Film Festival
[caption id="attachment_5806" align="aligncenter" width="540" caption="Rick Finkelstein carves down Aspen's Snowmass mountain. Paralyzed in a ski accident six years earlier, he was linking turns again on his very first run. Photo credit: Michael Faas"]
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New Documentary: Overcoming challenges through skiing
Rick Finkelstein was an executive at Universal Pictures and an avid skier. In 2004 he was paralyzed from a skiing accidents
The Movement is a new documentary that tells the story of Rick's eventual return to skiing using a monoski . Filmed by renowned ski filmaker Kurt Miller and narrated by Robert Redford the film also includes Jim Martinson who lost his legs when a land mine exploded in Vietnam, Mike May, blinded from a chemical explosion when he was three years old and Chris Waddell, a college skier paralyzed from the waste down because of a skiing accident. The film documents how Rick and his fellow skiiers overcame their disabilities and learned how to be some the best skiers around
The Movement is an official selection of the Sundance Film Festival
[caption id="attachment_5806" align="aligncenter" width="540" caption="Rick Finkelstein carves down Aspen's Snowmass mountain. Paralyzed in a ski accident six years earlier, he was linking turns again on his very first run. Photo credit: Michael Faas"][/caption]
