Holmenkollen Ski Jump
Danish filmmaker Peter Elfelt took his camera to the bottom of the slopes at the skiing competition in Norway. At the bottom of the slope the director captured the man finishing off their jumps.
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The Land of Destroyed Ski Jump Hill
Many years ago in the village of Kamyanytsya there was the largest ski jump, which attracted numerous tourists, which brought profit to local residents. But the years did not spare this sports facility, and the number of
Ski Jumping Competition
1903, cinematography by Frank Ormiston-Smith.
Love Ski-Jumping
A short film about ski-jumping.
Scandinavian Ski Jumping Competition
A wonderfully successful film taken in Switzerland and showing experts in the great annual competition. In three parts: 1. Jumping from a stage 2. The descent and mix-up in the snow. 3. The race down hill of the successf
Prize Ski Jumping Contest
1907, cinematography by Frank Ormiston-Smith.
Ski Jumping in the Alps
This Norwegian sport is much practiced by the Swiss youth as well as the visitors to the winter resorts. Many successful jumps (the unsuccessful attempts predominating) are recorded from various close positions, so that
Ski Jumping Pairs: Road to Torino 2006
Consistently designed, hilarious mockumentary about the history of the sport doubles ski jumping at the Olympic Winter games in Turin 2006.
Winter Sports: Ski Jumping at Grindelwald
This exciting and somewhat dangerous sport has attained a popularity at all the Swiss winter resorts that is really remarkable. The film depicts in a most striking way large numbers of Ski jumpers in rapid succession tak
Take Off
Cha Heon-tae, a Korean-American, was adopted with his sister to American parents. He appears on a Korean television program in search of his mother. Since Heon-tae is a trained alpine skier, he is approached by Coach Ban
The Olympia Leap
Beginning with the dizzy height at the top of the jump, this captivating snapshot sees competitors hurtling down the slope, disappearing over the edge and finally in flight.