Hajo Netzer

Der wettkampf is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Nanga Parbat and Everest. It was directed by Florian Hartung in 2003 and produced by Februrar Film. It is a part of the series Weisse hölle Himalaja (2/2). It features Heiner Geissler, Ashraf Aman, Edmund Hillary, Hajo Netzer, Reinhold Messner, Kurt Diemberger and others.

Der deutsche Schicksalsberg is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Nanga Parbat and Everest. It was directed by Florian Hartung in 2003 and produced by Februrar Film. It is a part of the series Weisse hölle Himalaja (1/2). It features Heiner Geissler, Ashraf Aman, Edmund Hillary, Hajo Netzer, Reinhold Messner, Kurt Diemberger and others.

Revised version of the 2004 documentary Tod am Nanga Parbat, about Messner brothers' tragedy on Nanga Parbat in 1970. The documentary shows rare footage and photo shots of the expedition, and expedition members comment on the tragic and frequently critically discussed event. Especially interesting is the testimony of Gerhard Baur, who became the last witness, as he spent the night before the summit attempt together with the Messner brothers in the high camp. This revised version of the film includes a final segment with footage of the recovery of Günther's remains, that were found in 2005 at the base of the mountain.

In June 1970 the Messner brothers, Günther and Reinhold reached The Nanga Parbat after an epic climb. On the descent Günther disappeared. Subsequently, a wall of silence built up concerning the circumstances of his death. The documentary shows rare footage and photo shots of the expedition, and expedition members comment on the tragic event. Especially interesting is the testimony of Gerhard Baur, who became the last witness, as he spent the night before the summit attempt together with the Messner brothers in the high camp. The documentary was updated in 2010 and broadcasted on TV under the same title including a final segment with footage of the recovery of Günther's remains, that were found in 2005 at the base of the mountain.