Pontlliw Ski Team: a Week on the Peak
a documentary that follows a friends and family ski team on an annual trip to the landlocked country of Andorra. a constant stream of day-in-the-life chaos and high-speed skiing as we slowly take a look behind the goggles at who the heart and soul is of the Pontlliw Ski Team
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a documentary that follows a friends and family ski team on an annual trip to the landlocked country of Andorra. a constant stream of day-in-the-life chaos and high-speed skiing as we slowly take a look behind the goggles at who the heart and soul is of the Pontlliw Ski Team
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