"The Hypocrite" calls into question the use of fossil fuels in snow sports, such as utilizing snowmobiles and helicopters to access otherwise unreachable terrain.
Have you ever felt conflicted between your passion for the great outdoors and the knowledge that your actions might harm the environment you cherish? If so, you're not alone. Enter "The Hypocrite," a groundbreaking film that challenges this age-old dilemma head-on.
Unlike typical documentaries, "The Hypocrite" doesn't assign blame or point fingers. Instead, it sparks candid conversations about the challenges faced by outdoor enthusiasts. It's an exploration of the gap between our love for nature and our sometimes contradictory actions.
Leading the charge is professional skier and Ridge Athlete Amie Engerbretson. Alongside fellow athletes, she delves deep into her own eco-conscious conscience, grappling with the complexities of her lifestyle choices.
Ridge is a proud sponsor of "The Hypocrite," a film that prioritizes collective action among outdoor enthusiasts, bonded by their mutual love for nature and dedication to its preservation.
Walking the walk: as a POW Athlete Alliance member, Amie visited The Hill for POW Lobby Days where she met with lawmakers to discuss clean energy options. For updates on "The Hypocrite" film, her advocacy efforts and how you can get involved, follow her on Instagram @amieski.