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PW05 (2005)
What started as a name yelled at a friend while face deep in the Wasatch White has evolved very little over the past decade. Powderwhore is simply a term or a symbol of one's commitment to the great white deep. Over the past few years we've filmed our pursuits and the footage has been seen through other outlets. This year we're doing our own thing and the result is PW05.
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What started as a name yelled at a friend while face deep in the Wasatch White has evolved very little over the past decade. Powderwhore is simply a term or a symbol of one's commitment to the great white deep. Over the past few years we've filmed our pursuits and the footage has been seen through other outlets. This year we're doing our own thing and the result is PW05.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:11/4/2005
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Powderwhore Productions
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