Stevie Smith documentary

[NJ-XC-Justin]

Pretty psyched for this. Thank you anthill films and devinci.

 

[NJ-XC-Justin]

Thw green tracker driving down the dirt road at the end gets me.

 

[Ian F]

Watching that season on RedBullTV and Stevie Smith winning the overall was a good part of what got me back into gravity riding.

 

[stb222]

Thw green tracker driving down the dirt road at the end gets me.

Was that from Roam? I forget which one had that story about his mom doing shuttles.

 

[mattybfat]

Was that from Roam? I forget which one had that story about his mom doing shuttles.

I remember that also, he was special and very much missed.

 

[NJ-XC-Justin]

Was that from Roam? I forget which one had that story about his mom doing shuttles.

Seasons. What a segment. He was also in the final segment with all the guys riding whistler.

 

[stb222]

Looks so good

 

[a.s.]

Anyone know if this is being hosted in the NY/NJ area?

 

[stb222]

Anyone know if this is being hosted in the NY/NJ area?

I thought it was just an internet release?

 

[a.s.]

I thought it was just an internet release?

I’m sure eventually but I don’t see a date for that yet.

 

[stb222]

I’m sure eventually but I don’t see a date for that yet.

Long Live Chainsaw Tour Dates and world premiere​

Anthill Film’s documentary premiers November 5, 2021 at the Port Theater in Smith’s hometown, Nanaimo, B.C. It then heads to the Banff Mountain Film Festival the following day before travelling to Vancouver, Whistler and locations throughout B.C., Alberta, Ontario the U.K. and Australia. Canadian dates are below. For international dates visit Anthillfilms.com.

Nov. 5 – Nanaimo, B.C. (Port Theater) World Premiere
Nov. 6 – Banff Mountain Film Festival
Nov. 13 – Vancouver, B.C. (Centennial Theater)
Nov. 18 – Edmonton, Alta. (Princess Theater)
Nov. 18 – Powell River, B.C. (TAWS Bike Garage)
Nov. 18 – Williams Lake, B.C. (Gibraltar Room)
Nov. 20 – Whistler, B.C. (Murray Young Arts Centre)
Dec. 1 – Thunder Bay, Ont. (Silvercity Thunder Bay Theaters)

 

[a.s.]

Long Live Chainsaw Tour Dates and world premiere​

Anthill Film’s documentary premiers November 5, 2021 at the Port Theater in Smith’s hometown, Nanaimo, B.C. It then heads to the Banff Mountain Film Festival the following day before travelling to Vancouver, Whistler and locations throughout B.C., Alberta, Ontario the U.K. and Australia. Canadian dates are below. For international dates visit Anthillfilms.com.

Nov. 5 – Nanaimo, B.C. (Port Theater) World Premiere
Nov. 6 – Banff Mountain Film Festival
Nov. 13 – Vancouver, B.C. (Centennial Theater)
Nov. 18 – Edmonton, Alta. (Princess Theater)
Nov. 18 – Powell River, B.C. (TAWS Bike Garage)
Nov. 18 – Williams Lake, B.C. (Gibraltar Room)
Nov. 20 – Whistler, B.C. (Murray Young Arts Centre)
Dec. 1 – Thunder Bay, Ont. (Silvercity Thunder Bay Theaters)

Found it …

• December 14: Digital Download sales begin (iTunes, Google Play, Vimeo, etc…)

 

[a.s.]

It's available now for download. Just watched the documentary. Damn if I wasn't balling my eyes out towards the end. Such a great film.
#longlivechainsaw

 

[NJ-XC-Justin]

Film is now out on streaming platforms. Watching it tonight.

 

[stb222]

Watched at Lunch. What a great movie and tribute

 

[NJ-XC-Justin]

Goddamn bulldog crying had me tearing up like mad.

 

[THATmanMANNY]

sorry to say this but it wasn’t that great.
I think I expected more chainsawing footage

 

[NJ-XC-Justin]

sorry to say this but it wasn’t that great.
I think I expected more chainsawing footage

Maybe too much hype for what it was. I enjoyed it but it didn't offer a ton most of us didn't already know. Some tearjerkers and some cool riding clips.

 

[THATmanMANNY]

Yea. Most of the footage is runs I’ve seen on PB at that time.

The best is the interviews with Gee and seeing how pissed off he was in some of those clips then at the end saying you can’t say fuck Stevie but I did haha (in reference to Stevie taking the title that year)