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All the 4000ers of the Alps
Alle 4000er der Alpen is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in the Bernina Range and the Bernese Alps. It was directed by Samuel Gyger in 2015 and produced by Samcam Film. It is a part of the series Sommer Challenge. It features Ueli Steck, Michael Wohlleben, Andreas Steindl and Daniel Mader.
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Alle 4000er der Alpen is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in the Bernina Range and the Bernese Alps. It was directed by Samuel Gyger in 2015 and produced by Samcam Film. It is a part of the series Sommer Challenge. It features Ueli Steck, Michael Wohlleben, Andreas Steindl and Daniel Mader.
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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:SamCam Film, SRF
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