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Documentary / Chronicle
Hans Martin Götz, Erich Lackner
- 1984
- Austria
- 46 min
You're never really high, Reinhard Karl said, and this phrase is the key to Wolfgang Güllich and Norbert Sandner, very strong 'free climbers', going on a hiking tour in the middle of some famous climbing areas of the United States, in search of the 'superclimb'; Yosemite, Joshua Tree, Monument Valley, Canyons. The ascents made by the two climbers give an idea of the high level they have reached. The wandering between one wall and another is also an opportunity for the two climbers, for an inner examination, touched the top of the last wall in the program, here is the truth: 'What matters is the path because at the very top you never get there ...''.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Expedition Journal
- 1975
- Germany
- 43 min
Chronicle of the 1975 German-Austrian expedition to the Kangchenjunga West (8505 meters), in Nepal. Kangchenjunga and its satellite peaks form a huge mountain massif, and it's the third highest mountain in the world. The documentary, which makes use of an excellent cinematographic language and of exceptional effectiveness filming, pays particular attention to the human values of a company created with the spirit of friendly collaboration between mountaineers and sherpas.Climbing locations
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Docudrama / Historical
Eiger Nordwand - Schauplatz der Tragödien
- 1999
- Germany
- 59 min
Eiger Nordwand - Schauplatz der Tragödien is a docudrama about alpinism that takes place in Eiger. It was directed by Gerhard Baur in 1999 and produced by Gerhard Baur Films. It features Stephan Siegrist, Daniel Anker, Willi Klimek, Franz Seeberger, Erich Lackner, James Skone and others.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Historical
- 1988
- Germany
- 45 min
Die Mordwand is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Eiger. It was directed by Manfred Pessel in 1988 and produced by HR. It features Heinrich Harrer, Willi Klimek, Franz Seeberger, Erich Lackner, James Skone, Anderl Heckmair and others.Climbing locations
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Docudrama / Recreation
Die Eiger-Nordwand Tragödie 1936
- 1981
- Germany
- 91 min
In 1936, in the Alps, only the Eiger North Wall still had to be climbed. Standing 1800 metres high, it was certainly the highest but also the most dangerous and difficult of the big inviolate walls. In 1935, two Bavarian alpinists from Munich lost their lives trying to reach the top. In 1936, two German soldiers, Toni Kurz and Andreas Interstoisser, made an attempt despite their commander's order not to do so. The attempt turned into a tragedy in which, not only the two Germans lost their lives, but also two Austrian companions who had joined them by chance.Climbing locations