Vertical Reality (1994)
Follow some of the best skiers and riders around like Nelson Carmichael, Dan Egan, Suzanne Sawyer, and Warren himself along with tons more as they attempt to ski and ride some of the most vertical and extreme runs and steeps on the planet. Take a deep breath and stare down some of the most vertical terrain in the world from Russia down to India and up to the highest peaks of Austria.
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Follow some of the best skiers and riders around like Nelson Carmichael, Dan Egan, Suzanne Sawyer, and Warren himself along with tons more as they attempt to ski and ride some of the most vertical and extreme runs and steeps on the planet. Take a deep breath and stare down some of the most vertical terrain in the world from Russia down to India and up to the highest peaks of Austria.
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Genre:Action
Written By:Warren Miller
In Theaters:10/19/1994
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Runtime:101 minutes
Studio:Warren Miller Entertainment
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