Jonah Williams and Andrew Mildenberger are "Seeing Flowers"

Featured Image: Courtesy of Jonah Williams, Andrew Mildenberger

Perhaps the best skier filmer duo in recent memory, Jonah Williams and Andrew Mildenberger have emerged as a shining example for the rest of the freeski community. The two friends have a clear knack for showcasing their views of the world through their respective crafts, and we're all better off because of it. "Seeing Flowers" is the latest film from this pair, and much like the Strictly crew projects we know and love, it draws you into a world you don't want to leave.

Strictly was officially disbanded nearly three years ago after premiering "Delete," which was said to be the group's final endeavor. The team made some of the most elaborate ski movies ever created, blending Wes Anderson-esque surrealism into films like "August Light" while also excelling at hard-hitting traditional projects like "Most Gutter." And though this recent movie is only Williams and Mildenberger, it's great to see the Strictly name back in circulation.

From Utah to California and back again, "Seeing Flowers" is an epic blend of park and backcountry riding that leaves no room for guessing when it comes to Jonah's versatility on skis. He's easily one of the most well-balanced riders around, and over the course of 10 minutes, you can see why he's become such a notable dark horse of freeskiing. Of course, this is complemented by Mildenberger behind the lens, who puts on a masterclass in shot selection and editing. It's the kind of project that seems simple at first watch, but upon further inspection is layered with intricacies.

Both of these craftsmen are fantastic at making the complicated look simple. And if that isn't greatness, I'm not sure what is. Dim the lights and hit play on the full film below for the perfect segue into winter. Hopefully, we'll be posting more Strictly again in no time.

From YouTube:

Memento mori.

A short video by Strictly featuring Jonah Williams

Presented by Rossignol

With support from Scott/Autumn/Level 1