Our pick of the year, from new all-Canadian outfit Sherpas Cinema. Great filming, a good mix of styles, and JP Auclair once again proving he’s still got what it takes with one of the best urban segments of all time.

A close second from TGR this year. Lots of big lines, standout segments from Todd Ligare and Ian McIntosh.

Yawn. Yet another utterly mediocre effort from the once-great Poorboyz Productions. Jonny DeCesare really needs to get back in charge.

Definitely a love-it-or-hate-it film. In one word: jib. Any other year I’d be saying Hornbeck’s urban segment was the best of the year but it’s not a patch on JP’s in All I Can.

Our love-hate relationship with MSP movies continues, ranking “just OK” this year amongst the heavy-hitters. Too long, too much talking, too many “jokes”, but some decent skiing.

We were really looking forward to seeing Seth Morisson ski some classic Chamonix lines but this turned out to be by far the most boring offering this year, and not really worth rewatching. Stick to AK Seth.

Admittedly we are not fans of Tanner Hall in the slightest, but this early-season release was quite watchable, with a mix of jibby tree lines and some bigger stuff. Only one reggae track and no T-Hall monologue were welcome surprises.

Another solid effort from Norwegian outfit Field Productions that will get missed my most people but definitely worth checking out. Excellent urban riding and filming, but I think it’s safe to say that massive groomed-landing kickers are now officially played-out.

The UK’s own Unity Productions step things up again this year with their third annual film which can be watched online for free here. Good to see some homegrown talent and the filming and editing improving every year.