Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run
Directed by Scott CarnegieWhere to Watch Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run
Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run Trivia
Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run was released on July 11, 2016.
Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run was directed by Scott Carnegie.
Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run has a runtime of 24m.
Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run was produced by Scott Carnegie.
Winnipeggers have an obsession with Slurpees, they will consume them at a frenzied level from the blistering heat of summer to the dead cold of winter; Manitoba has been named the "Slurpee Capital of the World" for the last 15 years and have been rewarded with "Free Slurpee Day" on July 11th, the company's anniversary. A group of ultra-distance runners, lead by veteran marathoner Scott Burton, have turned their passion for running, Slurpees, and Winnipeg into an underground event called "The Slurpee Run". This is a documentary about how they were inspired to undertake the astonishing challenge of running to every 7-Eleven in Winnipeg on Free Slurpee Day. 45 stores, 71.1 miles, over the course of 21 hours straight.
The key characters in Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run are cast (Scott Burton).
Brain Freeze: The Great Slurpee Run is a Documentary, Short film.

