Chalet Girl (2011)
While working a job at an exclusive ski resort to support her Dad, Kim learns to snowboard and is so good at it that she enters a competition with a huge cash prize. She has to dig deep to overcome her fears, but her life gets more complicated through her spoken-for boss, Jonny.
- Phil Traill
- Michael Queen
- Joe Geary
- Daniel Rosness
- Irene Nana Kullmer
- Jens Hoffmann
- Björn S. Berger
- Tom Williams
Rating: 6.4/10 by 633 users
Alternative Title:
How to Marry a Billionaire - SE
To koritsi tou chalet - GR
Powder Girl - Liebe Inklusive - DE
Country:
Austria
Germany
United Kingdom
Language:
Deutsch
English
Runtime: 01 hour 36 minutes
Budget: $8,000,000
Revenue: $5,468,650
Plot Keyword: competition, snowboarding, austria, birthday party, chalet, snowboarding competition, snow skiing, alps mountains, ski resort, engagement party
**Hoping for a better job and pay, instead she discovered herself.** I think it was a much better film. I just wanted a good entertainment and I got that. Though the story is not fresh enough. In fact, it is comparable to the recent sports-biopic, I mean that came much later to this, 'Eddie the Eagle'. Looks even the filmed location was same. Quite similar theme when it comes to the sporting events, but there's a wide gap on how it was played and by whom. From the director of 'All about Steve'. Firstly, it was a sport film and then romance attached to it in the required opening slot. So pretty inspiring to focus on something in our life to reach the heights. There's no shortcuts, it's always a hard work. In the film, that concept was funnily told. Encountering a new world, and discovering new things. It includes friendship, love and dedication in what one believes in. Great cast, except the love interest of Felicity Jones. He wasn't bad, but the chemistry did not work, even in the short span of their romance in the tale. Anyway, the romance parts were too cliché, but neglectable as it has little value. Because there are other reasons to like the film. The stunts are not extraordinary, just simple and realistic. The film will work for most of the people if they're not expecting too much. This is not some chick flick, a better film than that. _6.5/10_
