FILMCChainspotting1997

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Name: Chainspotting
Genre: Documentary, Action
Released: 1997
Duration: 44 min

44m runtime

199744mDocumentary • Action

Documentary film with a runtime of 44 minutes, released in 1997. Presented in English.

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Runtime44m

Minutes44

One SittingYes

With Break56m

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The most intense British mountain biking action ever captured on film! Discover the truth behind mountain biking addiction; hang out with the riders in the their own haunts; go beyond extreme action and off into a psychedelic soul ride. Follow Steve Peat, Rob Warner, Martyn Ashton, Wil Longden, Martin Hawyes etc and special guest Hans Rey, from the UK to Southern California in search of mountain biking nirvana. Shot raw and live, in 16mm motion picture film with a soundtrack featuring Tribute to Nothing, Black Star Liner, Orbital, Death in Vegas, C.J.Bolland, Space Monkeys, Garbage, Freakpower and more...

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Runtime44m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break56m

Movie Facts

Release Year1997

Runtime44m

LanguageEnglish

GenresDocumentary, Action

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