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Warren Miller's Storm DVD

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Wherever snows falls a Warren Miller camera is there to catch it. STORM thunders around the world. From Steamboat's world-famous champagne powder to the striking peaks of Alaska. From the legendary ski town of Aspen to the glorious Austrian Alps travel with Doug Coombs Seth Morrison and Glen Plake to the farthest reaches of your imagination and see the best dare to be better in STORM.

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Released
08 September 2003
Directors
Actors
Format
DVD 
Publisher
Black Diamond Films Ltd. 
Classification
Runtime
 
Features
PAL 
Barcode
5030538010009 
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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 or region free DVD player in order to play  Warren Miller’s Storm is a stunning travelogue of extreme snow-sports fanatics doing their thing in the most amazing places on Earth Join Storm’s crew on a helicopter skiing trip to beautiful Blue River British Columbia and later get inside the psychology of Aspen Colorado residents who live for snow and spend every day in the mountains Take a retrospective detour to Sun Valley where property was once cheap where Hemingway and Gary Cooper vacationed together and where Miller – now almost 80 – began shooting his first 8mm ski movies in 1947 Be transported from Steamboat’s world-famous champagne powder to the striking colossal peaks of Alaska and from the legendary ski town of Aspen to the glorious Austrian Alps Finally the film’s grandest segment finds skier-climbers replicating Ernest Shackleton’s ill-fated trip to Antarctica’s South Georgia Island one of the most haunting and astonishing spots on the planet

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