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Touching The Void (2003)
Rating:
Starring: nicholas aaron, Brendan Mackey
Director: Kevin MacDonald
Category: Drama, Docudrama, Documentary
Studio: MGM / UA
Subtitles:
English,Spanish
Length:
107 mins

 
 

 

Based On A True Story

From Oscar winning director Kevin Macdonald comes a riveting true story...a "gripping, white-knuckle" (The Village Voice) adventure culminating in "a cliffhanger...a real one" (Los Angeles Times)! After scaling the never-before-conquered 21,000-foot Siula Grande, mountain climbers Joe Simpson and Simon Yates face their greatest challenge yet: getting back down. But when Simpson shatters his leg in an awful fall and the friends are separated by a series of devastating mishaps, their individual journeys become a "voyage into an extreme experience that should not be missed" (New York Post)!

 
 
   
   

 
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