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White Magic (1989)
There is truly something magical about fresh fallen snow and skiers and riders like Jake Burton, Craig Kelly, Scot Schmidt, Diana Golden, Stein Eriksen, and Franz Klammer all know it. Follow them and many other great skiers as they journey around the planet from places like Argentina, New Zealand, Japan, as well as Austria and find out just what is so magical about all that fluffy white stuff.
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There is truly something magical about fresh fallen snow and skiers and riders like Jake Burton, Craig Kelly, Scot Schmidt, Diana Golden, Stein Eriksen, and Franz Klammer all know it. Follow them and many other great skiers as they journey around the planet from places like Argentina, New Zealand, Japan, as well as Austria and find out just what is so magical about all that fluffy white stuff.
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Written By:Warren Miller
In Theaters:10/5/1989
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Studio:Warren Miller Entertainment
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