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Barnaj

197921mMovieDocumentaryAdventure

"A small team of British Mountaineers set off overland heading for the 21,000ft Mount Barnaj in the Kishtwar region of the Indian Himalaya. Featuring the great Paul Nunn, along with Geoff Tier and Bob Toogood, this quintessential 1970's…

DirectorAllen Jewhurst

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Cast · Directed by Allen Jewhurst

PNPaul Nunn
Paul Nunn
self
GT
Geoff Tier
self
BT
Bob Toogood
self
JE
John Escott
self
GS
Geoff Smith
self
RW
Richard Walters
self
MM
Michael Maloney
self
JCJim Curran
Jim Curran
self

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Barnaj hasn't started streaming in Australia yet. Based on the typical 6–8 week theatrical-to-streaming window, we estimate it will arrive around February 19, 1979. This is a prediction, not a confirmed date.