Five top snowboarders tackle extreme slopes in New Zealand, Norway, British Columbia, and Japan over the course of 59 minutes.
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Five top snowboarders tackle extreme slopes in New Zealand, Norway, British Columbia, and Japan over the course of 59 minutes.
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Andy Finch and Shaun White tackle steep slopes in New Zealand and Norway in the 2005 documentary The Community Project. Filmed by indie studio Silver Platter, the 59-minute feature follows athletes as they navigate extreme snowboarding challenges across various terrains. Locations include British Columbia and Japan, where snowboarding's thrill and culture are vividly portrayed through their adventures on the mountain.
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- See Shaun White tackle extreme slopes in Japan.
- Follow Travis Rice in the snowy terrains of Norway.
- Find out about snowboarding in British Columbia.
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- The film features five prominent snowboarders: Andy Finch, Travis Rice, Colin Langlois, Kyle Clancy, and Shaun White.
- The documentary was released in 2005 and has a duration of 59 minutes.
- Locations featured in the film include New Zealand, Norway, British Columbia, and Japan.
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What year was The Community Project released?
The Community Project was released in 2005.
How long is the documentary The Community Project?
The Community Project has a duration of 59 minutes.
Which snowboarders are featured in The Community Project?
The documentary features snowboarders Andy Finch, Travis Rice, Colin Langlois, Kyle Clancy, and Shaun White.
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