Where to watch Guy Meauxsoone in the UK
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Guy Meauxsoone, born September 16, 1946, in Warneton, Belgium, is a French director and documentary filmmaker, renowned for his films devoted to underground exploration, caving, mountain sports, and the peoples of remote regions. He has particularly distinguished himself in the field of exploration documentary cinema, creating works that highlight underground worlds, their history, and their beauty. Among Guy Meauxsoone's major achievements is the film Trou de Fer (1992), which documents the first complete descent of the canyon of the same name, a landmark feat in the history of caving and ca…
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- Realm of Darkness - The Elusive Depths of Mexico (1982) Cinematography
- Realm of Darkness - Caves of Glass (1986) Cinematography
- Ice Passengers (1993) Director
- Climbing - Discovery & Initiation (1992) Director
- Trou de Fer (1990) Director
- Les Piliers Du Rêve (1987) Director
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