No Way They Want to Slow Down

The documentary captures the life of the Canadian ski team as they navigate a demanding schedule in Chile and Argentina. It highlights the rigorous training and preparation that elite skiers undergo, showcasing the equipment they rely on and the speeds they achieve, reaching up to 140 km/h.

With a runtime of just 28 minutes, No Way They Want to Slow Down offers a concise yet engaging portrayal of the challenges athletes face in winter sports. It also touches on the dramatic moments, including a significant theft that adds to the film's intensity. For collectors of sports documentaries or those interested in skiing, this film presents a unique glimpse into the world of downhill racing in the 1970s.