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    Le Dhaulagiri

    Le Dhaulagiri

    Jérôme Equer (1995)

    Le Dhaulagiri is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Dhaulagiri and Nanda Devi. It was directed by Jérôme Equer in 1995 and produced by Dream Time Movies. It is a part of the series Les parois de la mémoire. It features Kurt Diemberger and Paul Gendre.

    France / 25 min

    Le Dhaulagiri

    Jérôme Equer

    • 1995
    • France
    • 25 min
    Le Dhaulagiri is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Dhaulagiri and Nanda Devi. It was directed by Jérôme Equer in 1995 and produced by Dream Time Movies. It is a part of the series Les parois de la mémoire. It features Kurt Diemberger and Paul Gendre.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    K2 DVD

    K2

    Jérôme Equer (1994)

    K2 is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in K2. It was directed by Jérôme Equer in 1994 and produced by Dream Time Movies. It is a part of the series Les parois de la mémoire. It features Erich Abram, Ardito Desio, Ugo Angelino, Pino Gallotti, Lino Lacedelli, Achille Compagnoni and others.

    France / 26 min

    K2

    Jérôme Equer

    • 1994
    • France
    • 26 min
    K2 is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in K2. It was directed by Jérôme Equer in 1994 and produced by Dream Time Movies. It is a part of the series Les parois de la mémoire. It features Erich Abram, Ardito Desio, Ugo Angelino, Pino Gallotti, Lino Lacedelli, Achille Compagnoni and others.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    Grandes Jorasses

    Grandes Jorasses

    Jérôme Equer (1994)

    Grandes Jorasses is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Grandes Jorasses. It was directed by Jérôme Equer in 1994 and produced by Dream Time Movies. It is a part of the series Les parois de la mémoire. It features René Desmaison.

    France / 25 min

    Grandes Jorasses

    Jérôme Equer

    • 1994
    • France
    • 25 min
    Grandes Jorasses is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Grandes Jorasses. It was directed by Jérôme Equer in 1994 and produced by Dream Time Movies. It is a part of the series Les parois de la mémoire. It features René Desmaison.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    The games climbers play...

    The games climbers play...

    Richard Else (1992)

    Fifht episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This episode contrasts the traditions of climbers in Britain and on the continent of Europe, the former developing a technique of free climbing and the latter employing aids such as spanners, bolts and drills to climb routes that would otherwise be inaccessible. The program includes old footage of the 1946 film by Alain Pol 'L'appel des cimes' and of a young Joe Brown climbing in Snowdonia in 1957 in a program of the BBC 'Eye to eye' series.

    UK / 30 min

    The games climbers play...

    Richard Else

    • 1992
    • UK
    • 30 min
    Fifht episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This episode contrasts the traditions of climbers in Britain and on the continent of Europe, the former developing a technique of free climbing and the latter employing aids such as spanners, bolts and drills to climb routes that would otherwise be inaccessible. The program includes old footage of the 1946 film by Alain Pol 'L'appel des cimes' and of a young Joe Brown climbing in Snowdonia in 1957 in a program of the BBC 'Eye to eye' series.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    Portrait of a snow lion

    Portrait of a snow lion

    Richard Else (1992)

    Fourth episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This episode portraits Reinhold Messner, the most famous mountaineer in the history of the sport. He was the first person to climb all 14 peaks over 8,000 meters, and the first, with Peter Habeler, to climb Everest without artificial oxygen. Chris Bonington visits Messner in his Tyrol castle. The program also highlights the figure of Doug Scott and the way he approached the highest Himalayan peaks.

    UK / 30 min

    Portrait of a snow lion

    Richard Else

    • 1992
    • UK
    • 30 min
    Fourth episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This episode portraits Reinhold Messner, the most famous mountaineer in the history of the sport. He was the first person to climb all 14 peaks over 8,000 meters, and the first, with Peter Habeler, to climb Everest without artificial oxygen. Chris Bonington visits Messner in his Tyrol castle. The program also highlights the figure of Doug Scott and the way he approached the highest Himalayan peaks.

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  • Documentary / Portrait

    Portrait d'un homme devenu ordinaire

    Pierre Beccu (1994)

    A meeting in Chamonix with Eric Escoffier, the famous mountaineer of the 1980s, who fell into anonymity following his car accident in September 1987. Victim of multiple fractures and total paralysis of the left side, Escoffier managed to walk again, despite the pessimistic forecasts of the doctors. The documentary portraits his daily life in Chamonix, interviews the protagonist, Michel Garcia and Rémi Escoffier, and shows footage of his exploits in the mountains.

    France / 26 min

    Portrait d'un homme devenu ordinaire

    Pierre Beccu

    • 1994
    • France
    • 26 min
    A meeting in Chamonix with Eric Escoffier, the famous mountaineer of the 1980s, who fell into anonymity following his car accident in September 1987. Victim of multiple fractures and total paralysis of the left side, Escoffier managed to walk again, despite the pessimistic forecasts of the doctors. The documentary portraits his daily life in Chamonix, interviews the protagonist, Michel Garcia and Rémi Escoffier, and shows footage of his exploits in the mountains.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    Old game... New rules

    Old game... New rules

    Richard Else (1992)

    Sixth and last episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This episode tells how climbing appears to have changed radically during the last ten years - from sport into a spectacle. But Chris Bonington argues is that, whatever it is, climbing has always been about new challenges... The program reviews outstanding ascents by French top climbers like Christophe Profit, Eric Escoffier, and Jean-Marc Boivin.

    UK / 30 min

    Old game... New rules

    Richard Else

    • 1992
    • UK
    • 30 min
    Sixth and last episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This episode tells how climbing appears to have changed radically during the last ten years - from sport into a spectacle. But Chris Bonington argues is that, whatever it is, climbing has always been about new challenges... The program reviews outstanding ascents by French top climbers like Christophe Profit, Eric Escoffier, and Jean-Marc Boivin.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    In the long shadow of the mountains

    In the long shadow of the mountains

    Richard Else (1991)

    Second episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. In this episode, Chris Bonington makes a two-week trek to the Diamir Face of the Nanga Parbat -the most unforgiving of mountains- in the company of German mountaineer Sigi Hupfauer and the American veteran Charles Houston. Bonington considers the part this mountain played in the development of climbing nationalism between the wars when rival national teams competed to conquer this and other peaks.

    UK / 30 min

    In the long shadow of the mountains

    Richard Else

    • 1991
    • UK
    • 30 min
    Second episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. In this episode, Chris Bonington makes a two-week trek to the Diamir Face of the Nanga Parbat -the most unforgiving of mountains- in the company of German mountaineer Sigi Hupfauer and the American veteran Charles Houston. Bonington considers the part this mountain played in the development of climbing nationalism between the wars when rival national teams competed to conquer this and other peaks.

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  • Docudrama / Historical

    By fair means...

    By fair means...

    Richard Else (1991)

    First episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering produced by Chris Bonington and Richard Else for the BBC. This episode recreates Alfred Mummery's first ascent of the Grepon, in the French Alps in 1881. Chris Bonington dons tweeds, woollen stockings and velour hat to re-create Alfred Mummery's classic ascent. As Bonington says, Mummery could be described more than anyone as the father of modern alpinism.

    UK / 30 min

    By fair means...

    Richard Else

    • 1991
    • UK
    • 30 min
    First episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering produced by Chris Bonington and Richard Else for the BBC. This episode recreates Alfred Mummery's first ascent of the Grepon, in the French Alps in 1881. Chris Bonington dons tweeds, woollen stockings and velour hat to re-create Alfred Mummery's classic ascent. As Bonington says, Mummery could be described more than anyone as the father of modern alpinism.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    Another golden age of alpinism

    Another golden age of alpinism

    Richard Else (1992)

    Third episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This program focuses on three outstanding postwar climbers: the Italian Walter Bonatti, the Frenchman Rene Desmaison, and the presenter of the series, Chris Bonington. The episode covers the years following the second world war, described as an era as exciting as the first Victorian golden age of alpinism.

    UK / 30 min

    Another golden age of alpinism

    Richard Else

    • 1992
    • UK
    • 30 min
    Third episode of 'The climbers', a six-part series on the history of mountaineering by Chris Bonington and Richard Else produced by the BBC. This program focuses on three outstanding postwar climbers: the Italian Walter Bonatti, the Frenchman Rene Desmaison, and the presenter of the series, Chris Bonington. The episode covers the years following the second world war, described as an era as exciting as the first Victorian golden age of alpinism.

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  • Documentary / Historical

    La face nord de l'Eiger DVD

    La face nord de l'Eiger

    Jérôme Equer (1994)

    In this episode of the series 'Les parois de la mémoire', two legendary mountaineers, Heinrich Harrer and Anderl Heckmair, bring to life through their narrative the victorious climb of the north wall of the Eiger in 1938. This terrifying wall, represented for a century the biggest alpine climbing problem. Climbing attempts have so far claimed more than 40 lives, and the victory of Harrer and Heckmair was the result of a daring venture that can hardly be imagined even today. In this evocation we also speak of the famous attempt in 1935 of the strings of the Austrians Angerer and Reiner and the Germans Hinterstoisser and Kurz, tragically interrupted.

    France / 25 min

    La face nord de l'Eiger

    Jérôme Equer

    • 1994
    • France
    • 25 min
    In this episode of the series 'Les parois de la mémoire', two legendary mountaineers, Heinrich Harrer and Anderl Heckmair, bring to life through their narrative the victorious climb of the north wall of the Eiger in 1938. This terrifying wall, represented for a century the biggest alpine climbing problem. Climbing attempts have so far claimed more than 40 lives, and the victory of Harrer and Heckmair was the result of a daring venture that can hardly be imagined even today. In this evocation we also speak of the famous attempt in 1935 of the strings of the Austrians Angerer and Reiner and the Germans Hinterstoisser and Kurz, tragically interrupted.

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  • Documentary / Biographical

    Le Grec - Georges Livanos

    Jean Afanassieff (1994)

    Jean Afanasieff, a film director and the first Frenchman to climb Everest, pays homage to the veteran Georges Livanos, nicknamed 'the Greek', a famous mountaineer whose best performances were accomplished between 1950 and 1960. The documentary gives a clear-cut portrait. The personage comes out well on the screen and is genuine. A man who has made mountaineering history and is a point of reference for the new generations of climbers of Calanques, in Marseilles.

    France / 26 min

    Le Grec - Georges Livanos

    Jean Afanassieff

    • 1994
    • France
    • 26 min
    Jean Afanasieff, a film director and the first Frenchman to climb Everest, pays homage to the veteran Georges Livanos, nicknamed 'the Greek', a famous mountaineer whose best performances were accomplished between 1950 and 1960. The documentary gives a clear-cut portrait. The personage comes out well on the screen and is genuine. A man who has made mountaineering history and is a point of reference for the new generations of climbers of Calanques, in Marseilles.

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