FILMDMDC MTN LAB 1.52007

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How Long Is “DC MTN LAB 1.5”?

Name: DC MTN LAB 1.5
Released: 2007
Duration: 32 min

32m runtime

200732m

film with a runtime of 32 minutes, released in 2007. Presented in English.

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Runtime32m

Minutes32

One SittingYes

With Break44m

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Mountain Lab 1.5 follows the DC Snowboarding Team as they hit DC’s infamous Mountain Lab in Utah and all over the globe looking for snow during one of the worst snow seasons on record. Originally named Mountain Lab 2.0, DC canned the name when the snow refused to fall and settled with Mountain Lab 1.5. Despite that, the video still lives up to the Mountain Lab name and showcases the incredible talent coming out of the DC lineup. DC Mountain Lab 1.5 takes an engaging look at the team as they hit spots worldwide and at the Lab. The remodeled Lab provides ample park footage along with big mountain terrain from Chile, Finland, B.C. Canada, Sweden, Tahoe, Colorado and New Zealand.

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Runtime32m

Can Finish TonightYes

One SittingYes

With Break44m

Movie Facts

Release Year2007

Runtime32m

LanguageEnglish

DirectorPierre Wikberg

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