Sarka Pancochova, Judd Henkes Among Riders In New Warren Miller Film

Originally posted on SNOWBOARDER | By Josh Sullivan | Last updated Sep 5, 2025 11:18 AM ET

The lineup for the latest Warren Miller movie has dropped, and it’s pretty snowboarder-heavy.

Ellie Wiler, Judd Henkes, Katie Kennedy, Marie-France Roy, Robin Van Gyn, Sarka Pacochova, and Egan Wint are all featured in the film.

The 2025 film is called Warren Miller’s Sno-Ciety. It was filmed in California, Colorado, New Hampshire, Austria, British Columbia, Finland, and Scotland. Scenes were shot at Mammoth Mountain, Steamboat Springs, Diamond Peak, and Tuckerman Ravine, among other locations.

The film tour kicks off on October 18, 2025 with a premier showing in Salt Lake City. A national tour will run through December, with shows all over the U.S.

Some notable stops include October 29-30 at the Olympic Village Events Center in California; Boulder Theater from November 13-15; Sun Valley Opera House in Idaho on November 1-2; Boston’s Berklee Performance Center in Boston on November 7; The O’Shaughnessy Center in Whitefish Montana on November 8-9; and both Lake Placid Center for the Arts and The Music Hall in Portsmouth, New Hampshire from November 13-15.

You can find a complete list of tour stops at the Warren Miller website.

The trailer dropped on September 3. The film was supported by Adidas, Terrex, Oakley, Aberfeldy, Atomic, Scout Motors, Sun Valley Resort, Sorel, Glade Options, and Flylow.

The last Warren Miller film – titled 75 – featured quite a bit of snowboarding star power. Action sports legend Selema Masekela dreamed up the idea for a segment that involved bringing LJ Henriquez and Zeb Powell to Hokkaido, Japan to ride powder. It was Henriquez’s first time riding in the backcountry. He told Ski Magazine that he was doing homework in his bedroom when he got the call to head to Japan.

Powell, Masekela, and Henriquez spent nine days in Niseko, Japan. That’s a long ways from Mountain Creek, New Jersey.

Shaun White, Toby Miller, and JJ Thomas also had an appearance in the film. The trio was supposed to spend a majority of their time lapping the terrain park in Park City, Utah. When a surprise snowstorm hit, the group hit the McConkey lift and pivoted to riding powder.

“We had to, you know, make our own path,” Miller told TheSalt Lake Tribune. “We didn’t take the direct route. We took the fun way.”