BWhen an unexpected solo mountain trek ends in catastrophe for John Lauchlan, inspired fellow climbers set out to brave the elements and follow John's dream - to conquer the world's tallest peak, Mt. Everest.
Canadian mountaineer John Lauchlan can't resist after his mates have gone home during another preparation for their dream-expedition to Mount Everest, to try a new Rockies route and falls to his ...
The skeleton team goes on with a few loyal Sherpas. Laurie goes on despite broken ribs, having learns from Sundare how a valiant rescue cost his toes without saving the client's life. Despite more ...
A new blessing by another Buddhist priest overcomes the Sherpas' initial refusal to go on. Soon after, an ice cave-in costs the life of an official team member, Blair Griffiths. Now the mood comes ...
Based on the true story of the first Canadians to ever make it to the top of the world's tallest and most historic peak. A proud moment for Canadians and an adventure that is filled with bitterness, broken relationships and the bodies of four dead men.Written by
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I liked this movie pretty much. When I saw the Everest title, I expected something good. The movie is filled with emotions, both happy and sad and if I did not read just now that it was for commercial television, I would've never guessed it. Great acting, great movie, great screenplay.
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I liked this movie pretty much. When I saw the Everest title, I expected something good. The movie is filled with emotions, both happy and sad and if I did not read just now that it was for commercial television, I would've never guessed it. Great acting, great movie, great screenplay.