There Comes a Time

Warren Miller’s There Comes a Time features a runtime of 95 minutes and explores the world of professional skiing. It highlights skiers like Pat Carnick, Karen Huntoon, and Wayne Wong as they tackle slopes in iconic locations such as Squaw Valley and the French Alps.

The film emphasizes the call to action for skiers to embrace the slopes instead of staying indoors. With its focus on sports and skiing culture, it offers a glimpse into both the excitement of the sport and the stunning landscapes that host these exhilarating activities. As a piece of action documentary filmmaking from the 1970s, it holds appeal for those interested in sports history and skiing.