Follow Me Down UNKLE Extreme sports movie

Extreme sports do not get much more beautiful or artful than those captured in the film lives of the Artists: Follow Me Down.  The cinematic adventure follows the intense extreme sport action of freeriders Xavier De Le Rue and Jeremy Jones as they demonstrate that there is no such thing as an easy ride, but there are some very intense rides well worth the challenge.

The film is shot in Antarctica where the freeriders take on not only the extreme cod, but some moving ‘hell-drop and ride’ slopes as they search with the rewards that come along with taking a vertical on by foot.  The film also shows UNKLE while they are touring Tokyo, London, and St. Petersburg allowing the viewer to enter the world of a musical outfit that has been pushing the natural bounds of music and expression for the past twenty years.

The unusual tempos, experimental sounds, and strong believes in the UNKLE music closely replicates the passion and individualism found in most extreme sports and enthusiasts and serves as the perfect backdrop and compliment to the film.  Due to this fact, while the stories of UNKLE and the freeriders are miles apart in description they merger together to complete one cinematically beautiful film that will leave the viewer wanting more,

Live the Artists: Follow Me Down is a tribute to the human will to explore their passion without pause and is a beautiful visual and auditory experience throughout its entirety.  Both musicians and extreme sports enthusiasts will enjoy the threads of perseverance and passion that run through it against the exotic backdrops and unique action packed scenes.