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The White Valley

1941, Spanish. Directed by Armando Seville & Joan Fortuny.

Rare film about skiing, shot in the Nuria Valley in 1941, with the participation of the first company of skiers of Nuria. The documentary entitled 'The White Valley', was made by the directors Seville and Fortuny and filmed in the Valley of Nuria in 1940 or 1941, with the participation of the first ski company of Nuria.

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Released
1 January 1941
Original title
El Valle Blanco
Country
Spain
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The White Valley (1941) was directed by Armando Seville and Joan Fortuny and stars Adolfo Fernández García, Máximo Vivar Sanmillán, Emilio Rodríguez Mancheño.

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