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What is Brighter about?
Filmed in North and South America, Brighter has an often overlooked, unique approach to filmmaking: we're here to have fun! From the co-visionary of the underground cult classic Stripped, the online web series Stund, and a past editor for Freeride Entertainment, Tamas Forde/New Wave Cinema is delivering this spring exactly what you've been missing: A feel good, pro quality film...at an affordable price. We believe in giving good deals, and that's all there is to it. Shot in pristine hi definition, Brighter features some of the world's best riders, shredding and sending it for their love of riding bikes. Featuring: Garett Buehler, Mike Kinrade, Mitch Chubey, Kurt Sorge, James Doerfling, Graham Agassiz, Matt Brooks, Dangerous Dan & Mike Laudrum, Mike Hopkins, Casey Groves, and Paul Van Velzen. With a runtime of 32 minutes, it offers a concise viewing experience.