Snows of Aorangi

Year: 1955

Runtime: 19 mins

Language: English

Director: Brian Brake

Documentary

An Oscar‑nominated New Zealand short documentary that surveys several of the country’s iconic peaks, with particular focus on skiing. Although multiple ranges appear, the film centres on the majestic Mt. Cook—known as Aorangi by the Māori—offering sweeping alpine vistas and a glimpse of the sport’s presence in the landscape.

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