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We Who Dwell in the Mountains Cannot Be Blamed for Being There (1974) | Slate

We Who Dwell in the Mountains Cannot Be Blamed for Being There

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Rated 6.8 on TMDB

We Who Dwell in the Mountains Cannot Be Blamed for Being There

Wir Bergler in den Bergen sind eigentlich nicht schuld, dass wir da sind

A documentary about Swiss mountain folk.

Released: 1974
Runtime: 1h 48m
Genres: Documentary
Country: Switzerland
Language: German

Direction and writing

Fredi M. MurerDirector, Writer

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