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March 2001 (USA) morePlot:
Meet Dr. Hazel Barton and Nancy Aulenbach. These women are compelled to push their limits in hostile environments... more | add synopsisPlot Keywords:
Cave
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Spelunking
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Cave Diving
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It was truly amazing... more (11 total)Cast
(Credited cast) | Steve Atteberry | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Nancy Holler Aulenbach | ... | Herself / Narrator |
| Hazel Barton | ... | Herself |
| Gordon Brown | ... | Himself |
| Marty Brown | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Mark Clippinger | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Scott Davis | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Scott Dawson Ph.D. | ... | Himself (U.C. Berkeley) |
| Jose R. De La Torre Ph.D. | ... | Himself (U.C. Berkeley) |
| Sam Drevo | ... | Himself |
| Jorge Gonzalez | ... | Himself |
| Steffen Heim Ph.D. | ... | Himself (U.C. Berkeley) |
| Kevin Higgins | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Rebecca Holden | ... | Herself (caver) |
| Janot Lamberton | ... | Herself |
| Mael Lamberton | ... | Himself |
| Rebecca Middleton | ... | Herself (U.C. Berkeley) |
| Luc Moreau | ... | Himself |
 | Liam Neeson | ... | Himself / Narrator (voice) |
| Rueben Novelo | ... | Himself |
| Carolyn Rasmussen | ... | Herself (U.C. Berkeley) |
| George Stowe-Raines | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Denver West | ... | Himself (caver) |
| Margaret Zupancic | ... | Herself (U.C. Berkeley) |
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Dr. Hazel Barton has stated that the cave diving sequence took up to 9 days to film. moreFAQ
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I first saw this IMAX film in Sydney on my trip down under. Not only was it amazing to see some of the most beautiful footage on a screen that is over 8 stories high, but the story was also very interesting to me. It had some incredible climbing scenes...112F in the Grand Canyon, 500' down into ice caves in Greenland, Bats in Georgia, and underwater cave diving in the Yucatan. It not only deals with the sport of caving, but one of the ladies in the film is a micro-biologists who is collecting rare extremophiles, microorganisms that live in extremely harsh environments, for scientific research. It was narrated by Liam Neeson with music by The Moody Blues. I bought it on DVD, knowing it would lose a lot visually going from the IMAX screen to my TV. I'm glad I did, because it has a "making of" documentary that was just as interesting as the IMAX movie, showing both the technical aspects of what went into the shoot as well as the personal side of those involved.