
Shakhaur 7116m, North Face
Jan 01, 1969 · 1h 10m
Director
Henri AgrestiOverview
This film - without commentary and simply accompanied by local music - relates the 1969 ascent of the north face of Kohe Shakhawr, a Himalayan peak located on the border with Afghanistan, by mountaineers Benoît Mathieu, Jacques Soubis, René Thomas, Jean-Paul Paris, Isabelle Agresti, Henri Agresti, Roger Dietz, Jean-Pierre Frésafond, Paul Gendre, Claude Jager and Félix Magnin. As is often the case in Henri Agresti's films, there is an encounter with other peoples, other cultures, documented at length in the introduction. Then, after the interminable approach, the ascent begins: distribution of camps, successive assaults on the mountain, walking on steep scree and snowy slopes, climbing on icy walls... The arrival at the summit, without the aid of oxygen devices, seems to take place in slow motion: exhaustion mixes with the joy of the victorious mountaineers who will celebrate their success on their return to base camp on August 24, 1969.
Cast of Shakhaur 7116m, North Face
Crew of Shakhaur 7116m, North Face
About Shakhaur 7116m, North Face
What is Shakhaur 7116m, North Face about?
This film - without commentary and simply accompanied by local music - relates the 1969 ascent of the north face of Kohe Shakhawr, a Himalayan peak located on the border with Afghanistan, by mountaineers Benoît Mathieu, Jacques Soubis, René Thomas, Jean-Paul Paris, Isabelle Agresti, Henri Agresti, Roger Dietz, Jean-Pierre Frésafond, Paul Gendre, Claude Jager and Félix Magnin. As is often the…
When was Shakhaur 7116m, North Face released?
Shakhaur 7116m, North Face was released on January 1, 1969.
How long is Shakhaur 7116m, North Face?
Shakhaur 7116m, North Face runs 1 hour 10 minutes (70 minutes).
Who directed Shakhaur 7116m, North Face?
Shakhaur 7116m, North Face was directed by Henri Agresti.
Who is in the cast of Shakhaur 7116m, North Face?
The cast of Shakhaur 7116m, North Face includes Jean-Paul Paris (Self), Henri Agresti (Self), Isabelle Agresti (Self), Jacques Soubis (Self) and Claude Jager (Self).





