Skiers navigate the Andes in Chile and Greenland's glaciers, linking the beauty of these places to the effects of climate change on winter sports.
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Skiers navigate the Andes in Chile and Greenland's glaciers, linking the beauty of these places to the effects of climate change on winter sports.
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Synopsis
Skiers Chris Rubens and Mark Abma navigate the Andes in Chile and the glaciers of Greenland in "All.I.Can." (2011). The film documents their thrilling experiences while connecting these stunning locations to the urgent issue of climate change. Athletes and environmental advocates voice concerns about the future of winter sports. The documentary calls for action to protect natural resources and promote sustainability amid the global ecological crisis.
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Why Watch
- See Chris Rubens ski in the Andes.
- Find out how climate change affects winter sports.
- Meet environmental advocates in stunning landscapes.
Did You Know
- The film features renowned skiers like Chris Rubens and Mark Abma.
- It was released in 2011 and has a duration of 76 minutes.
- The production country for 'All.I.Can.' is the United States.
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Who directed the documentary All.I.Can.?
All.I.Can. was directed by Dave Mossop.
What year was All.I.Can. released?
All.I.Can. was released in 2011.
How long is the documentary All.I.Can.?
The duration of All.I.Can. is 76 minutes.
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