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Moving Over Stone II (1991)
Moving Over Stone II is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Owens River Gorge and Pine Creek Canyon. It was directed by Michael Strassman in 1991 and produced by Range Of Light Productions. It features Lynn Hill, Tom Herbert, John Yablonski, Stefan Glowacz, Todd Skinner, Peter Mayfield and others.
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Moving Over Stone II is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Owens River Gorge and Pine Creek Canyon. It was directed by Michael Strassman in 1991 and produced by Range Of Light Productions. It features Lynn Hill, Tom Herbert, John Yablonski, Stefan Glowacz, Todd Skinner, Peter Mayfield and others.
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Genre:Documentary, Adventure, Action
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In Theaters:1/1/1991
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Runtime:56 minutes
Studio:Range Of Light Productions, Cliffhanger Productions
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