[Full Movie] Tien Shan - A Kyrgyz Ski Adventure

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The movie won the Filmfest St. Anton Movie Award and was nominated for the "Explorer Award" at the Coldsmoke Winter Film Tour.

The movie shows the story of four friends travelling to the former soviet republic of Kyrgyzstan in 2012. Super confident they made their way into the Tien Shan mountain range, where they were confronted with snowconditions they have never seen before...

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