Filmography

Toni Glieber

3 films

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  • Documentary / Chronicle

    Glockner - Der schwarze Berg Vod

    Glockner - Der schwarze Berg

    Georg Riha (2002)

    The most powerful peak in the Eastern Alps and Austria's highest mountain is the 3,798-meter high Großglockner. The fate mountain of the first alpinists rises from the Tauern massif like a watchman over an alpine natural paradise: chamois and ibex climb in the rock, alpine flowers glow, and an eagle glides over the summits. The film introduces the human activities around the Grossglockner as well as its flora and fauna. A film by Georg Riha produced for the German television program Universum.

    Austria, Germany / 44 min

    Glockner - Der schwarze Berg

    Georg Riha

    • 2002
    • Austria, Germany
    • 44 min
    The most powerful peak in the Eastern Alps and Austria's highest mountain is the 3,798-meter high Großglockner. The fate mountain of the first alpinists rises from the Tauern massif like a watchman over an alpine natural paradise: chamois and ibex climb in the rock, alpine flowers glow, and an eagle glides over the summits. The film introduces the human activities around the Grossglockner as well as its flora and fauna. A film by Georg Riha produced for the German television program Universum.

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  • Documentary / Chronicle

    Der Großglockner

    Der Großglockner

    Tom Dauer (2016)

    Since the first ascent in 1800, the Grossglockner has played an important role in the development of alpinism. To this day it is of great importance for tourism in the region and, with over 5000 summits a year, a popular destination for mountaineers and other sportsmen. On foot, by bike or with the snow blowers during the winter clearing we set off on our way to Austria's highest peak.

    Austria / 50 min

    Der Großglockner

    Tom Dauer

    • 2016
    • Austria
    • 50 min
    Since the first ascent in 1800, the Grossglockner has played an important role in the development of alpinism. To this day it is of great importance for tourism in the region and, with over 5000 summits a year, a popular destination for mountaineers and other sportsmen. On foot, by bike or with the snow blowers during the winter clearing we set off on our way to Austria's highest peak.

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  • Documentary / Travelogue

    Sacred summit of the Alps - Toward Austria's highest peak - Grossglockner DVD

    Sacred summit of the Alps - Toward Austria's highest peak - Grossglockner

    Aya Takahashi (2012)

    Eighth episode of the second season of the Japanese series 'The great summits'. In this episode, the team climbs the Grossglockner following the same route as the first ascent 200 years ago. The Great Summits II series introduces eight of the world's most famed mountains such as Eiger and Grossglockner in the European Alps and Aconcagua in South America. Guided by expert climbers, viewers can experience what it feels like to climb these mountains. Feel the same fear and excitement through the lens of a Steadicam.

    Japan / 29 min

    Sacred summit of the Alps - Toward Austria's highest peak - Grossglockner

    Aya Takahashi

    • 2012
    • Japan
    • 29 min
    Eighth episode of the second season of the Japanese series 'The great summits'. In this episode, the team climbs the Grossglockner following the same route as the first ascent 200 years ago. The Great Summits II series introduces eight of the world's most famed mountains such as Eiger and Grossglockner in the European Alps and Aconcagua in South America. Guided by expert climbers, viewers can experience what it feels like to climb these mountains. Feel the same fear and excitement through the lens of a Steadicam.

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    DVD / BLU-RAY

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