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ABOUT THE FILM: Thomas and Alexander Huber, risk takers in the extreme, rank as two of the best mountain climbers of our time. Now the two Hu...
ABOUT THE FILM: Thomas and Alexander Huber, risk takers in the extreme, rank as two of the best mountain climbers of our time. Now the two Huber brothers have set out to break the record in speed climbing at the wall of all walls, the 1,000 foot vertical "Nose" of El Capitan in Yosemite Valley, California.
Featuring breathtaking footage of the mountains of Patagonia and Yosemite National Park, Academy Award® winner Pepe Danquart follows the Huber brothers to locations never before reached by a film crew. To the Limit is a portrait of two competitive brothers who go to the very edge of the possible, physically and psychologically. These brothers, who ordinarily live very different and separate lives, become like twins when they climb together, as they have since childhood, each driven to search for his own limits.
To the Limit completes a trilogy of sports films by Pepe Danquart, the other films being Home Match (2000, German film prize for Best Director) and Hell On Wheels (2004).
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Actaully I know this lizard that beat all of them in a whopping 45 minutes from bottom all the way to the tree you speak of....oh and he also had time to sun himself. Pretty rad huh?
Hans Florine, 44, who grew up in Moraga, and Yuji Hirayama, 39, of Hidaka, Japan, pulled themselves over the top of the immense slab of granite and touched the tree that serves as the finish line on top of El Capitan in two hours and 43 minutes, faster than the record set last year by two German brothers.
Yup. Most don't set speed records though. Look them up (Thomas and Alexander Huber.) They're pretty crazy. I saw this flick yesterday at a film fest and it's incredible both in terms of cinematography and content.
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i had clammy hands and goosebumps just by watching this lol
we've got some new climbing vids up now if you wanna see some cool technique. Pretty extreme though.
Peace out :)
I saw Alexander live at his "talk" "Opera Vertical". Just a magnificant man!