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Where the Grass Don't Grow
Deep in the Australian outback a group gathers on a salt flat. From small postman bikes to jet propelled land speed record holders they all chase the same thing - serenity on the salt. Where the grass don't grow is an experimental documentary that seeks to understand the ritual of land speed racing.
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Deep in the Australian outback a group gathers on a salt flat. From small postman bikes to jet propelled land speed record holders they all chase the same thing - serenity on the salt. Where the grass don't grow is an experimental documentary that seeks to understand the ritual of land speed racing.
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