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Manaslu: Mountain of Souls
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The great successes and tragedies in the life and work of Hans Kammerlander, the renowned mountaineer.
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Hans Kammerlander
Self
Michael Kuglitsch
Hans Kammerlander age 30-50
Simon Gietl
Hans Kammerlander age 20-30
Leo Gapp
Hans Kammerlander age 8
Patrik Tirler
Hans Kammerlander age 15
Verena Bugatti
Mother of Hans Kammerlander
Anton Algrand
Father of Hans Kammerlander
Marco Boriero
Werner Tinkhauser
Werner Herzog
Self
Reinhold Messner
Self
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