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The White Diamond
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Airship engineer Dr. Graham Dorrington is a walking contradiction: He displays
the exuberance of a six-year-old boy in the weary face of a man haunted by his
past. In 1993, he attempted to pilot a balloon over Sumatra, but saw his friend
and cinematographer die when the voyage didn't go as planned. A decade later,
Dorrington is committed to trying again, although this time he's willing to risk
only his own life—and, reluctantly, that of daredevil documentarian Werner
Herzog, who delivers an engaging portrait. To not accompany him up, Herzog says,
would be "stupid stupidity."
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