

Everest Dreams
2000-01-01 · 33 min · Not rated
"Everest Dreams" is a documentary about alpinism that takes place on Everest. It was directed by Michael Brown in 2000 and produced by NBC. It features Robert Link, Kim Gattone, Michael Brown, Dave Hahn, Greg Wilson, Mike Dunnahoo and others.
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- Michael Brown
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- Serac Adventure Films, NBC, Quokka Sports
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