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Heroes' Mountain Reviews

2001

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On 30th July 1997, the ski town of Thredbo, Australia, was devastated by a monstrous avalanche that buried alive scores of people. Only one of them, Stuart Diver (Craig McLachlan), managed to survive. Diver communicated with the tireless rescue workers while trapped under mounds of snow and debris for an excruciating 65 hours .. Read more

Starring	Craig McLachlan, Tom Long, Anthony Hayes, Jodie Dry
Director	Peter Andrikidis
Genres	Drama

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  On 30th July 1997, the ski town of Thredbo, Australia, was devastated by a monstrous avalanche that buried alive scores of people. Only one of them, Stuart Diver (Craig McLachlan), managed to survive. Diver communicated with the tireless rescue workers while trapped under mounds of snow and debris ...