Montagnes De Rêve: Le Mont-Blanc (1999)
- CategoryDocumentary
- LanguageEnglish
- Runtime49m
- DirectorSébastien Devrient
- IMDb Rating10
- Year1999
- Release dateMar 15, 1999
- StarsJean-Paul Lemercier, Carole Dechantre
Montagnes De Rêve: Le Mont-Blanc
The ascent of Mont Blanc takes two days. First, you have to climb the Aiguille du Goûter, at the summit of which, at 3,817 meters, clings the Goûter refuge, a small metal box where you spend the night. The climb is 1,500 meters long, including some of the most technical sections. 2:00 a.m. The alarm rings, and Carole Dechantre and Jean-Paul Lemercier begin their ascent of the Dôme du Goûter by the light of their headlamps. With the first rays of sunlight, the Arête des Bosses is illuminated. Already, the surrounding mountains seem smaller. One last effort, and they finally reach the summit of Mont Blanc, the roof of the Alps, at 4,810 meters.
Montagnes De Rêve: Le Mont-Blanc Synopsis
With an impressive 10.0/10 rating, Montagnes De Rêve: Le Mont-Blanc (1999) is one of the most acclaimed Documentary films in the 1337x catalog. This captivating Documentary film delivers a memorable cinematic experience from start to finish. Directed by Sébastien Devrient, the film showcases masterful storytelling and visual artistry. Featuring standout performances from Jean-Paul Lemercier, Carole Dechantre, the cast brings depth and authenticity to every scene. It has a runtime of 49m. The ascent of Mont Blanc takes two days. First, you have to climb the Aiguille du Goûter, at the summit of which, at 3,817 meters, clings the Goûter refuge, a small metal box where you spend the night...
