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The Kuriles. On the Southern Shores poster

The Kuriles. On the Southern Shores 

Kamchatka and the Kuriles are a place at the edge of the world, where the sunrise is first met, where there are countless volcanoes and an endless ocean. Researchers, seekers and pioneers have always aspired here. Nikita Martianov is the most decorated wakeboarder in Russia. He returns to the Kuril Islands to become the first wakeboarder who ventured to ride in these extreme conditions. Wakeboarding in this place is almost impossible, but the athlete is determined to make his dream come true and show all the beauty of the most inaccessible and most beautiful shores of our Homeland.
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Kamchatka and the Kuriles are a place at the edge of the world, where the sunrise is first met, where there are countless volcanoes and an endless ocean. Researchers, seekers and pioneers have always aspired here. Nikita Martianov is the most decorated wakeboarder in Russia. He returns to the Kuril Islands to become the first wakeboarder who ventured to ride in these extreme conditions. Wakeboarding in this place is almost impossible, but the athlete is determined to make his dream come true and show all the beauty of the most inaccessible and most beautiful shores of our Homeland.

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Runtime:51 minutes
Studio:Premier Studios, ID Production

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