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Advice For Girls Movie Screening – Fundraiser
January 30 @ 5:30 pm
| $10Come show your support for TASP and watch an amazing adaptive film Advice for Girls at The Palm Theatre!
Tues, Jan 30th
Doors open at 4:45 pm
Show starts at 5:30
$10 tickets in advance, $15 at the door
About the Film Advice for Girls:
Advice for Girls puts a spotlight on the collective experience of women in the ski industry. With more than 25 women highlighted in the film, Advice for Girls features skiers from a breadth of backgrounds, including familiar names like Devin Logan, Lynsey Dyer, Caroline Claire, and Amie Engerbretson.
The film highlights skiers across generations – from women who hold first descents to young skiers ready to make their mark on the slopes. With an intersectional cast featuring all types of women – women of color, queer women, women with disabilities, and more – the crew hopes that everyone can find someone in the film to connect to. Advice for Girls is proud to be the first feature-length ski film to feature transgender women.
Arcara added that “The deeper importance of inclusion in films like Advice for Girls is that it shows a broader spectrum of people that they are welcome as who they are. Despite what it may seem like so often, there is room for those who don’t fit the mold of what most people typically envision a skier to be in gender, race, ability, or background.”
Inspired by producer Addy Jacobsend’s experience as a young woman in the ski industry, the film’s central message reminds women and girls that they are worthy of success, allowed to take up space, and valuable to their world. Alongside their ripping skiing, athletes will share the lessons they have learned through their experiences and pass advice on to the next generation of skiers. Intended for more than just the female audience, the film’s crew encourages women and girls to bring their partners, brothers, friends, cousins, dads and uncles. This is ultimately a film for all.