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The Saltmen of Tibet
Published on Apr 7 2014 Shot under extreme conditions in one of the world's most remote and beautiful locations THE SALTMEN OF TIBET is a work of ...
The Saltmen of Tibet: (Full Version 1997)
Four Tibetan men are followed by documentarian Ulrike Koch as they make their yearly spring voyage to Lake Tsento where they gather raw salt for the coming ...
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