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Mountain of Storms

202052 minHD★ 8.0Society & Politics
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This documentary revisits a legendary 1968 road trip, when five friends drove a white Ford van 5,000 miles toward South America in search of waves and adventure. Packed with surfboards, skis, and climbing gear, they filmed the whole journey on a 16mm camera, chasing a first ascent and unridden surf. The film captures a free-spirited era of exploration and the friendships forged along the way. A soulful watch for anyone drawn to surfing, adventure, and the spirit of the open road. Free to watch in HD on Dr Documentary.

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