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Breaking Waves
A film which tells the story of British canoeist Kelda Wood, who overcame odds and injury to become the first para-athlete to solo row across the Atlantic ocean.
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A film which tells the story of British canoeist Kelda Wood, who overcame odds and injury to become the first para-athlete to solo row across the Atlantic ocean.
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Genre:Documentary
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Runtime:53 minutes
Studio:Emergence Films
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