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In search of a Peak

In search of a Peak

Overview

Gleb Sokolov spent most of his life in the mountains. There are more than 60 ascensions under his belt, including Everest, K-2, Lhotse. Now he leads an active lifestyle and wants to continue skiing up to 80 years ... And further. The mountaineer shares his thoughts and memories with pictures taken on the way to the top. He began to photograph in 1997 after his first trip to the Himalayas, in order to show what he saw to his friends and to keep for himself. After his words about the most important thing in the life of a mountaineer, you begin to understand a little more about yourself. Because our life, it is like climbing a mountain - there are many obstacles on the way.

Director Biography — Alexander Dyachenko
Alexander Dyachenko

Alexander Dyachenko is a young cinematographer from Siberia. Graduated from NSTU with diploma project "In search of a peak"- short documentary film about mountaineer.

Director Statement

When I was a circus artist before university, I often think about future. What I should be do if I'll reach my limit as acrobat or passion for this occupation left me. This thoughts aren't unusually after injury, when you are young and have many different ways of career and life. Another question when you get older and field of activity shrinking. This short about the person whose path has been chosen and the number of ways isn't increase each year.

Credits
Director
Alexander Dyachenko
Key Cast
Gleb Sokolov
Specifications
Original title
В поисках вершины
Project type
Documentary, Short, Student
Genres
Documentary, short, sport, interview
Runtime
15 minutes 41 seconds
Completion date
May 1, 2019
Production budget
600 USD
Country of origin
Russian Federation
Countries of filming
Russian Federation
Language
Russian
Shooting format
Digital
Aspect ratio
16:9
Film color
Color
First-time filmmaker
Yes
Student project
Yes
Digital Cinema Package
Unavailable
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