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Da Vinden Snudde 

In August 2015, skydiver Dennis Kakis is doing his 260th jump when a sudden gust makes him lose control and crash-lands; he breaks his back and is paralyzed from the waist down. Refusing to accept his new limited life, he reacts by documenting his own journey toward his next role: to get back on his feet to jump again.
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In August 2015, skydiver Dennis Kakis is doing his 260th jump when a sudden gust makes him lose control and crash-lands; he breaks his back and is paralyzed from the waist down. Refusing to accept his new limited life, he reacts by documenting his own journey toward his next role: to get back on his feet to jump again.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Fred Heggland
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Studio:Clockwork Postproduction, Klikkmonster

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Fred Heggland

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Tone Langbakken

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Jon Erik Skiælder

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Birgitte Risha

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