Zdenek Hruby

Third episode of the second season of the historical series on the Czech Himalayan expeditions 'Ceske himalajske dobrodruzstvi II'. The second season goes beyond the 14 eight-thousanders and is dedicated to the most significant achievements of Czech climbers in the Himalayas. This third episode focuses on the ascent of the north face of Talung by Marek Holeček and Zdenek Hruby in 2013, for which they were nominated to the Piolet d'Or in 2014.

Second episode of the second season of the historical series on the Czech Himalayan expeditions 'Ceske himalajske dobrodruzstvi II'. The second season goes beyond the 14 eight-thousanders and is dedicated to the most significant achievements of Czech climbers in the Himalayas. This second episode focuses on the exceptional ascent to Kapura South by Marek Holeček and Zdenek Hruby in 2008, and in the 2013 expedition to the south west face of Gasherbrum I in which Zdenek Hruby suffered a fatal accident.

Fifth episode of the second season of the historical series on the Czech Himalayan expeditions 'Ceske himalajske dobrodruzstvi II'. The second season goes beyond the 14 eight-thousanders and is dedicated to the most significant achievements of Czech climbers in the Himalayas. This fifth episode documents three significant expeditions by Radek Jaros in his pursuit to complete the so-called Crown of the Himalayas, the ascent of all eight thousand Himalayan peaks.

Tibet 2004 - Expedice Shisha Pangma 8046m is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Shisha Pangma. It was directed by Petr 'Miska' Mašek in 2005 and produced by Radek Jaroš. It features Radek Jaroš, Zdenek Hruby, Martin Minarik and Petr 'Miska' Mašek.

Expedice 2002 - Kangchenjunga 8598 is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Kangchenjunga. It was directed by Jiri Streda in 2004 and produced by Radek Jaroš. It features Radek Jaroš, Zdenek Hruby and Martin Minarik.

A documentary about Himalayan expedition Czech climbers Radek Jaros and Zdenek Hruby, during which he managed to climb two peaks in three weeks.

Second episode of the historical series on the Czech Himalayan expeditions 'Ceske himalajske dobrodruzstvi'. The episode focuses on two mountains: Gasherbrum I (also known as Hidden Peak) and Gasherbrum II, the lowest eight-thousanders. It was not until the summer of 1997 that a Czech expedition led by Zdeněk Hrubý paid attention on the Gasherbrums. Hrubý died in 2013 in the descent of Gasherbrum I after opening a new route on the south west face.