Aspen

Year: 1991

Runtime: 146 mins

Language: English

Director: Frederick Wiseman

Documentary

The documentary follows Aspen, once a 19‑century silver‑mining hub, now celebrated for its breathtaking scenery, towering mountains, world‑class skiing and hiking, vibrant music scene, intellectual culture, and stylish residents. It captures the everyday rhythms of locals, workers, tourists and recreationists as they live, work, visit and play during the winter months.

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