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Cayenne (2016)
The idea behind Cayenne is simple: put the world's best bladers in front of the cameras of film duo Boysen & Büttner, spend five weeks searching for fresh, new terrain, and see what happens.
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The idea behind Cayenne is simple: put the world's best bladers in front of the cameras of film duo Boysen & Büttner, spend five weeks searching for fresh, new terrain, and see what happens.
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Genre:Documentary, Adventure
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In Theaters:1/1/2016
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