Lluís Belvis

Expedició catalano-nepalesa al Cho Oyu 8201 is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Cho Oyu. It was directed by Jordi Pons in 1984. It features Lluís Belvis, Emili Civís, Jean Clémençon, Toni Llasera, Jordi Pons, Carles Valles and others.

In 1993, the year this documentary was recorded, there were already more than five hundred tons of rubbish in the highest mountain in the world, Everest. The documentary follows the Catalan expedition 'Gas Natural - Everest' 93 ', which had another goal besides getting to the top: clean up the mountain of waste. The expedition collects and removes from the mountain more than twenty tons of waste (oxygen bottles, bags, masks, tents ...) that had been abandoned over the years for previous expeditions. The same expedition is the object of another one-hour documentary: La limpieza del Everest.

In 1993, the year this documentary was recorded, there were already more than five hundred tons of rubbish in the highest mountain in the world, Everest. The documentary follows the Catalan expedition 'Gas Natural - Everest' 93 ', which had another goal besides getting to the top: clean up the mountain of waste. The expedition collects and removes from the mountain more than twenty tons of waste (oxygen bottles, bags, masks, tents ...) that had been abandoned over the years for previous expeditions. The same expedition is the object of another one-hour documentary: Everest 93, a summit for ecology.

Documentary of the Catalan expedition to the Yerupaja South in 1978, carried out by climbers Emili Civís, Ricard Vila, Lluís Belvis, Enric Ribot, Jordi Pons, and Josep Ponce. The expedition completed the ascension to this mountain of the Peruvian Andes of 6.438 meters by the demanding route of the west wall. The film follows the progression of the team up to the top of the mountain, overcoming the enormous technical difficulties and temperatures of 30º below zero. A film by the climber and mountain filmmaker Jordi Pons.

Official film of the first Catalan expedition to Everest in 1982 by the difficult West Ridge, organized by the Centre Excursionista de Catalunya (CEC). Xavier Pérez Gil and Òscar Cadiach reached a height of 8,500m, but strong winds and the technical difficulties forced them to retreat. The expedition joined two generations of Catalan climbers: the veterans who made the first ascent of Annapurna West in 1974, and the young ones who made the first Catalan ascent of Everest three years later. In 1982, the West Ridge direct route, first attempted by a French team in 1974, had only been completed once, by a Yugoslav expedition in 1979.