Chalet Girl

Kim Mathews faces a devastating event when her mother dies in a horrific car accident. This tragic experience leaves her feeling lost and deeply affected as she struggles to cope with this new reality in her life.

After her mother's death, Kim tries to keep her household afloat while working at a fast-food burger joint. The monotony of her life becomes a temporary refuge from the emotional pain she endures.

Financial pressures push Kim to seek better job opportunities. Encouraged by her friend, she learns about a chance to work as a chalet girl in the Alps, which initially feels like a far-fetched dream.

Kim secures a position as an injured chalet girl, stepping into a world that is vastly different from her own. She encounters Georgie, her co-worker, and the two have a rocky start due to their contrasting backgrounds.

Kim finds herself attracted to Jonny, the son of the chalet owners, who is in a complicated relationship with Chloe. Despite the tension of the situation, Kim remains focused on her new job and snowboarding.

Motivated to learn snowboarding, Kim receives guidance from Mikki, her mentor. With encouragement, she decides to enter a prestigious snowboarding competition with a prize of €25,000.

As Kim's snowboarding skills improve, her friendship with Georgie blossoms. They manage to transform their initial rivalry into a supportive relationship, helping each other navigate the challenges they face.

After a day of shared snowboarding with Jonny, Kim is left feeling a mixture of emotions. The next morning, she learns of Jonny's engagement to Chloe, which complicates her feelings toward him and leads her to consider leaving.

Despite her desire to leave, Kim's father reminds her that competing in the snowboarding contest is what her mother would have wanted. This realization propels her decision to stay and compete.

At a party, Jonny makes the difficult choice to end his engagement with Chloe, revealing his true feelings for Kim. However, Kim remains emotionally distant and is not ready to accept his advances.

With Mikki's support, Kim competes fiercely in the snowboarding competition. Despite finishing in a respectable 21st place, she struggles with her emotional turmoil centered around her mother's memory.

A twist of fate occurs when world champion Tara Dakides withdraws from the competition, allowing Kim to take her place. This unexpected chance reignites her determination to succeed.

Channeling her mother's encouragement, Kim delivers a stunning performance in the competition, ultimately achieving victory. This triumph marks a significant turning point in her journey of healing.

After resolving his relationship issues, Jonny returns to apologize to Kim. Their playful interaction leads to a tender reunion, reflecting an evolving connection between them.

For the first time, Jonny's parents, Richard and Caroline, witness their budding romance and express support for their relationship. This acceptance helps solidify the bond between Kim and Jonny as they look forward.