The ladies of Peepshow continue to tease what will, no doubt, be the all-girls movie to beat this season. Let's Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow will be premiering in a town near you any time now.

From Emily Morton:

In a world where online articles explain how to pass as a "snowboarder girl" exist, Peepshow Films is a much needed breath of fresh air.

A peep show, by definition, is an exhibition of pictures or objects, revealing in nature, viewed through a small hole. The title couldn't be more fitting to this crew of femmes, who, through film, reveal the skill, drive, passion and guts it takes to make it as a sponsored female snowboarder.

A community project led by June Bhongjan and Esthera Preda, Peepshow doesn't hide from the unrefined side of being a girl snowboarder; they embrace it. It's not all matching outerwear, fur lined hoods, and white snowboard boots. It's about long nights of shovelling out stair cases and long days of traveling in packed cars between Quebec, Minnesota, Ontario, Utah, Colorado, Alaska and Tahoe.  It's about getting your girlfriends (or their dogs) to tow you in; its hard work.

To compliment the hard work and hard hitting nature of Peepshow, is a whimsical and playful attitude. There is a sense of fun and "who cares, it's just snowboarding". From this attitude came the name for their new project. Let's Make Better Mistakes (tomorrow) was adopted as it reflected the girls' strive to keep a positive disposition and to try and not take things too seriously while learning from their mistakes.

The collective's new film, Lets Make Better Mistakes (Tomorrow), starring Desiree Melancon, Laura Hadar, Marie Hucal, Jess Kimura, Robin Van Gyn, Nicki Slechta, Terra Michilot, Esthera Preda, Colleen Quigley, June Bhongjan, Darrah Reid-McLean, Kjersti Buaas and Laurie Gauvin, represents a new wave of all-female snowboard videos with an unseen before balls-to-the-wall attitude. Bloody noses, beer and bone crunching bails abound proving that the old insult "you ride like a girl" is complete crap.

You can find their teasers and webisodes, aptly named PMS for Peep My Show, online at http://www.peepshowfilms.com/videos/ and keep up to date with everything Peepshow at www.peepshowfilms.com.

Be one of the first to see the movie at the Toronto premiere, Wed. Oct. 13, at the Annex Wreck Room. Full details on Facebook.

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