All the Way Film Review

<p>Welcome to episode sixty-four of the<a href="https://lowtideboyz.com/"> Low Tide Boyz - A Swimrun Podcast!</a></p><p>Welcome to the inaugural LTBz Go To the Movies episode where we review the film All the Way: The Making of Swimrun Champions. This film chronicles the journey of <a href="https://lowtideboyz.com/podcast/george-bjlkemo-pontus-lindberg-of-kraken-swimrun">George Bjälkemo and Pontus Lindberg</a> as they prepare for the <a href="https://lowtideboyz.com/how-to-qualify-for-the-otillo-world-championship">ÖTILLÖ World Championship</a>. But this film is so much more than that, it’s really a window into the sport of Swimrun and why it’s awesome. </p><p>It tells the story of Swimrun in a way that can appeal to everyone. The film’s director, Carl Eneroth, shares his discovery and journey in Swimrun and uses his perspective to uncover the magic of the sport and, specifically, the World Championship. The film premiered on March 24th.</p><p>We were lucky enough to get access to an early version of the film and were blown away by how great it was. George and Pontus were worthy subjects for the film and their humility and commitment to each other showcases some of the best aspects of the sport of Swimrun. The other main character in the film, the Stockholm Archipelago where the sport was born 15 years ago, is both mysterious and enticing for anyone who is predisposed to Swimrun. With the help of <a href="https://lowtideboyz.com/how-to-qualify-for-the-otillo-world-championship">ÖTILLÖ</a>, Carl was able to infuse the film with amazing race footage produced by Rasmus Lodenius (learn more about Rasmus on <a href="https://lowtideboyz.com/podcast/rasmus-lodenius">Episode 39</a> of the podcast) that leaves the audience with a great sense of the magic of the sport.</p><p>All in all, we both thought that the film was a great way to showcase the sport Swimrun and George and Pontus are easy heroes to care and root for. We recommend this film to everyone who might be interested in Swimrun and if you’ve already drank the koo