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Kadoma (2011)
Hendri Coetzee leads world renowned kayakers Ben Stooksberry and Chris Korbulic to attempt a 1000-mile first decent into the mighty Congo Basin. After seven weeks of inspiring and often hair-raising river exploration through the heart of Africa, tragedy strikes when the team is at their best.
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Hendri Coetzee leads world renowned kayakers Ben Stooksberry and Chris Korbulic to attempt a 1000-mile first decent into the mighty Congo Basin. After seven weeks of inspiring and often hair-raising river exploration through the heart of Africa, tragedy strikes when the team is at their best.
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In Theaters:1/1/2011
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Clear H20 Films, First Ascent/Eddie Bauer
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