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The Fanatic Search 2 - A Girl Thing 

The French director, Laurent Triay, tells us in this documentary the different stages that mark the lives of some of the best climbers in the world. Climbing fanatics, like Brooke Raboutu, nine, or the tireless Lynn Hill, fifty, will show us how their passion has evolved over the years and how they have had to combine their hobby with motherhood or studies. school. In seven chapters, the director approaches the human side of each of them and their sporting evolution in some of the best climbing routes in France and Spain.
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The French director, Laurent Triay, tells us in this documentary the different stages that mark the lives of some of the best climbers in the world. Climbing fanatics, like Brooke Raboutu, nine, or the tireless Lynn Hill, fifty, will show us how their passion has evolved over the years and how they have had to combine their hobby with motherhood or studies. school. In seven chapters, the director approaches the human side of each of them and their sporting evolution in some of the best climbing routes in France and Spain.

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Genre:Documentary
Directed By:Laurent Triay
Written By:Laurent Triay
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Runtime:90 minutes
Studio:Work Less Climb More

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Nina Caprez

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Daila Ojeda

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Chris Sharma

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Lynn Hill

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Brooke Raboutou

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Charlotte Durif

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Shawn Raboutou

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Laurent Triay

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Berta Martin

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Mélissa Le Nevé

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Robyn Erbesfield-Raboutou

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