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Elbrus. The Point of no Return (2022)
An attempt to conquer Elbrus in bad weather cost the lives of five tourists. A poignant doc on the causes of the tragedy.
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An attempt to conquer Elbrus in bad weather cost the lives of five tourists. A poignant doc on the causes of the tragedy.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Kirill Verkhozin
In Theaters:2/7/2022
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Runtime:150 minutes
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