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Utah Storybook: Before Sundance
Produced by Mark Phillips, Jon L. Anderson
Directed by Jon L. Anderson
Screenplay by Mark Phillips
Premiere Date: 1995
Length: 30 min.


Published In Series:
Utah Storybook

 

Genre:   Film
Production Type:
Mormon Contributor(s)
Content Types:
Documentary Film
Distribution Types:
Commercial Video (VHS/DVD)
Summary:
Today's Sundance resort is famous as much for its celebrity owner as is for theater, film and year-round recreation. However, the community owes much of its character to the salt-of-the-earth Stewart family. Near the turn of the century, two Stewart brothers built a homestead on the property. When ranching and farming proved unprofitable, they began promoting the recreational opportunities the land had to offer, using their own ingenuity to fashion exceptional ski trails, Before Sundance tells the fascinating story of this modern pioneer family and their lasting legacy to all who now enjoy the beauty of spectacular Mt. Timpanogos.

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HBLL Call No: VC 7180
Country: USA
Language: English




Total Queries: 14. Total Execution Time: 0.010 sec.
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