Steep & Deep
Synopsis
Welcome to the dawn of extreme skiing and riding as we know it. Watch skiers and riders like Stein Eriksen, Phil Mahre, Billy Kid, Craig Peterson, and plenty of others shape modern skiing into what it is today. Travel with them as they go coast to coast across the U.S., fly all the way over to France and Japan, and finally journey down under to New Zealand and ski head to head down the steep and deep.
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October 1, 1985
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Warren Miller
- Screenplay & Story
- Warren Miller
- Original Title
- Steep & Deep
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 1h 32m
- Production Studios
- Warren Miller Entertainment
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Warren Miller
Warren Miller
Department Leadership Roster
Warren Miller
Director
Warren Miller
Writer
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What is Steep & Deep about?
Welcome to the dawn of extreme skiing and riding as we know it. Watch skiers and riders like Stein Eriksen, Phil Mahre, Billy Kid, Craig Peterson, and plenty of others shape modern skiing into what it is today. Travel with them as they go coast to coast across the U.S., fly all the way over to France and Japan, and finally journey down under to New Zealand and ski head to head down the steep and deep.
Who directed Steep & Deep?
Steep & Deep was directed by Warren Miller.
Who stars in Steep & Deep?
The principal cast of Steep & Deep includes Warren Miller.
When was Steep & Deep released and how long is it?
Steep & Deep was released in 1985 with a total runtime of 1h 32m.