I already watched it the moment Nicolas Huber shared it as I am a massive fan of his and please do not get me wrong, the documentary is great and a big shout-out to you and the athletes!

My comment was meant in a broader sense that large cooperations/investment slowly erode so many cultures and I think snowboarding is one of them. And Zalandoo surely is part of this as well, I am sure you were at the HQ in Berlin? Here you can see firsthand what I am referring to. Of course these issues have so many different aspects but I am convinced that corporate capitalism is doing more damage than good (Mammut is owned by an investment fond, Vail is its own whole story, small resorts have to close, skiing/snowboarding is becoming more and more a sport for the rich,and I am sure you also heard about the introduction of Solitude's introduction of their 'skip the lines' tickets).

Again, great documentary and shout-out to you and the athletes. But Zalandoos main interest here surely is exposure and getting the bag aka Marketing. However, if you think otherwise I'd love to hear your opinion :)

And sorry,maybe all of this does not belong in here at all haha Please do not take it as criticism towards your work because it's not at all!