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Southern Alps - A NZ Ski Movie

A Story From Aotearoa

Year: 2018 DocumentaryAction Runtime: 25 min

Overview

MFC's first ski movie displays the beautiful New Zealand mountains that played a key role in developing some of the worlds top Freeride Skiers.

Genres

DocumentaryAction

Cast

Craig Murray

Craig Murray

Skier

Charlie Murray

Charlie Murray

Skier

Jamesa Hampton

Jamesa Hampton

Skier

Sebastian Varlet

Sebastian Varlet

Skier

Kenji Boekholt

Kenji Boekholt

Skier

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