Park City Skier Releases Heartfelt Film 'Beggar's End'

Hans Wiener's latest project celebrates the connections made through skiing with friends and family.

Feb. 26, 2026 at 12:11am

Skiing has a way of making the world feel both massive and incredibly intimate for Park City local and Armada athlete Hans Wiener. His latest film project, 'Beggar's End,' is a heartfelt exploration of the meaningful relationships forged through a shared passion for the sport. Inspired by the words of J.R.R. Tolkien, the film follows Wiener on a visual journey across Park City, Wyoming, and Mammoth, showcasing his versatility as he navigates both the technical backcountry and the flowing terrain park.

Why it matters

Wiener's message in 'Beggar's End' is a reminder of why many started filming in the first place - to capture the magic that happens when you're on an adventure with your crew. The film highlights the importance of community and camaraderie in the skiing world, providing an inspiring look at the power of shared experiences.

The details

Directed by Justin Mayers, 'Beggar's End' balances Wiener's park trickery with the unpredictable nature of backcountry freestyle, capturing the grit of the backcountry and the flow of the terrain park. The film serves as a heartfelt thank you to the friends and family who keep Wiener's tips pointed downhill, featuring TGR staples like Kai Jones.

  • The film 'Beggar's End' was released on February 26, 2026.

The players

Hans Wiener

A Park City local and Armada athlete who is the subject and star of the film 'Beggar's End'.

Justin Mayers

The cinematographer who directed 'Beggar's End' and captured the film's visuals.

Kai Jones

A TGR staple who appears in 'Beggar's End' alongside Hans Wiener.

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The takeaway

Hans Wiener's 'Beggar's End' is a heartwarming reminder of the power of community and shared experiences in the skiing world. The film celebrates the meaningful connections made through a mutual passion for the sport, inspiring viewers to call up their own 'company of shredders' and head to the mountains.