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‘Treeline’
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The latest film from Patagonia and filmmaker Jordan Manley, Treeline explores an integral part of the skiing landscape—trees. Manley traveled the world to illustrate humans’ connection to forests. The film seeks to draw parallels between science, nature, and, of course, shredding unbelievable snow.
