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Riders on the Storm (2023)
A young horsemen battling to make his name and keep a family tradition alive in the ancient sport of buzkashi learns that fame is a gift and a curse as the Taliban take control of Afghanistan and threaten his life.
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A young horsemen battling to make his name and keep a family tradition alive in the ancient sport of buzkashi learns that fame is a gift and a curse as the Taliban take control of Afghanistan and threaten his life.
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Genre:Documentary
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In Theaters:3/10/2023
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Red Bull Studios
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