Taming the Mouth (2026)
At the world's most dangerous river entrance, generations of mariners, engineers, and workers battle the raw force of the Columbia River Bar-and the monumental effort to tame it forever changed the American West.
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At the world's most dangerous river entrance, generations of mariners, engineers, and workers battle the raw force of the Columbia River Bar-and the monumental effort to tame it forever changed the American West.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Jill Remensnyder
In Theaters:8/4/2026
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Runtime:89 minutes
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