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Chasing Water (2011)

For six million years, the Colorado River ran to the sea. Follow a 1500-mile quest to see why it stopped. Supporting 40 million people across seven states and two countries, learn why the Colorado River is the "most loved and litigated" river in the world.
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For six million years, the Colorado River ran to the sea. Follow a 1500-mile quest to see why it stopped. Supporting 40 million people across seven states and two countries, learn why the Colorado River is the "most loved and litigated" river in the world.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Peter McBride
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In Theaters:9/24/2011
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Runtime:19 minutes
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