“Where Fireflies Dance”
An indie production of a romantic drama with a country-western feel meant to explore lost love.
Keepwild! Climbs - Klettern Ohne Spuren
"Keepwild! Climbs - Klettern Ohne Spuren" is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place on Chli Bielenhorn and Cerro Murallon. It was directed by Jochen Schmoll in 2005 and produced by Drehxtrem. It features Robert Jasper, Jan Gürke and Stefan Glowacz.
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"Keepwild! Climbs - Klettern Ohne Spuren" is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place on Chli Bielenhorn and Cerro Murallon. It was directed by Jochen Schmoll in 2005 and produced by Drehxtrem. It features Robert Jasper, Jan Gürke and Stefan Glowacz.
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Genre:Documentary, Adventure
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Runtime:17 minutes
Studio:DrehXtrem, Mountain Wilderness, Die Post, Patagonia, Klettern Magazin, Haglöfs, Baspo
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