40 Days at Base Camp
Filmmaker Dianne Whelan spends 40 days at 18,000 feet above sea level, documenting the lives of three climbing teams at Mt. Everest's base camp.
“a documentary filmed on mount everest by dianne whelan”
Synopsis
Filmmaker Dianne Whelan spends 40 days at 18,000 feet above sea level, documenting the lives of three climbing teams at Mt. Everest's base camp.
Synopsis
Dianne Whelan spends 40 days at Mt. Everest's base camp, situated at 18,000 feet. The film features three climbing teams as they prepare for their ascent. It captures the challenges and physical demands of high-altitude climbing. Personal stories emerge amid the harsh conditions. Stunning visuals of the mountains provide context to the climbers' determination and camaraderie in this remote environment. The documentary runs for 88 minutes and was released in 2011.
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