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Steep "often sounds like a promotional film," it's "undeniably impressive," offers Nick Schager calls Steep "a skin-deep history lesson on extreme skiing."
GreenCine Daily 2009
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Steep "often sounds like a promotional film," it's "undeniably impressive," offers Nick Schager calls Steep "a skin-deep history lesson on extreme skiing."
GreenCine Daily 2009
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The project eventually was released as "Steep," a documentary that had a 2007 theatrical release and whose reviews were split right down the middle.
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'Darfur Now,' 'Steep' my week at the movies: 'Lars and the Real Girl' (finally), 'Rendition,' '30 Days of Night,'
FlickFilosopher.com 2009
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That film became the documentary "Steep," but ultimately didn't use the footage of Kye Petersen in Chamonix.
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'Darfur Now,' 'Steep' my week at the movies: 'Lars and the Real Girl' (finally), 'Rendition,' '30 Days of Night,'
FlickFilosopher.com 2009
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The resulting film, "Steep," doesn't include any footage of Kye Petersen, the heart of Kerig's story.
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'Darfur Now,' 'Steep' my week at the movies: 'Lars and the Real Girl' (finally), 'Rendition,' '30 Days of Night,'
FlickFilosopher.com 2009
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It's remarkable how our columnists, pundits and policy makers seem to think there is no such thing as the law of economics "Downturn's Ugly Trademark: Steep, Lasting Drop in Wages," page one, Jan. 11.
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Steep mountains behind, sea in front, flat lowlands inbetween with winding rivers...
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