Smart Travels with Rudy Maxa

March. 23,2002      
Rating:
8.5
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Rent / Buy
Trailer Synopsis

With an extensive investigative reporting background, Rudy Maxa uses his fine-tuned travel techniques on his journey around the world. Join him and discover all sorts of incredible countries and cities that are full of energy and vitality.

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