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ULTRA NORMAL
224 km. Something even CRAZIER than the Diagonale des FOUS. And yet, this isn’t just a race story. Ultra Normal is the story of an ordinary guy who let himself dream one last time before becoming an adult. That’s Clem Qui Court. He’s not a character. He’s me. But above all, it’s the extraordinary people around me. It’s you.
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224 km. Something even CRAZIER than the Diagonale des FOUS. And yet, this isn’t just a race story. Ultra Normal is the story of an ordinary guy who let himself dream one last time before becoming an adult. That’s Clem Qui Court. He’s not a character. He’s me. But above all, it’s the extraordinary people around me. It’s you.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Léo Euphrasie, Clément Deffrenne
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Runtime:43 minutes
Studio:Trail Passion
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