My Upside Down World

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Angelika Rainer
Angelika Rainer

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Marco Servalli
Marco Servalli

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    After twenty years of international competitions, the three times Ice Climbing World Champion Angelika Rainer is at a crossroad in her career. 'My upside down world', the first biopic documentary about the Italian climber's personal and professional life, will follow Angelika's path to self-discovery, as the first woman of her family to be fully in charge of her freedom and destiny.

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    2021-05-06

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