The film follows Kye Peterson, the son of big-mountain skiing legend Trevor Peterson, to Chamonix, France—the so-called Death Sport Capital of the World—to the place that took his father's life.
The film chronicles Kye's journey to the same mountain that took his father's life, and his road to becoming a member of skiing’s big-mountain tribe. Kye’s story was recorded by William A. Kerig, a filmmaker with a dream of his own—to create a film about the soul of big-mountain skiing and the band of mountaineers who ski the steepest, wildest, most dangerous terrain in the world.
In The Edge of Never, Kerig gives us not only a ripping adventure tale about a young man coming of age but a frank and subtle portrait of the extreme skiers who "live big" in the face of death and risk everything to experience the fullness of life in the mountains.
Great movie we saw at the World Premiere in Beaver Creek a few weeks ago. See the tour dates at their website. www.edgeofnever .com
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