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Three climbers attempt the first ascent of the east face of Cerro Autana, a remote tepuy in the Amazon rainforest.
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Synopsis
Leo Houlding, Sean Leary, and Jason Pickles venture into the heart of the Amazon rainforest to tackle the east face of Cerro Autana, a remote tepuy in Venezuela. The climbers aim to achieve the first ascent of this challenging rock formation. Filmmaker Alastair Lee documents their expedition, capturing the physical and mental demands of climbing in such an isolated environment. The 58-minute film presents the climbers' preparations, the obstacles they face, and the breathtaking scenery of the Amazon.
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Why Watch
- Follow Leo Houlding's ascent of Cerro Autana.
- See stunning visuals of the Amazon rainforest.
- Meet climbers Sean Leary and Jason Pickles.
Did You Know
- Cerro Autana is a remote tepuy located in Venezuela.
- The film features climbers from the UK, USA, and Salford.
- The documentary was released in 2012 and runs for 58 minutes.
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Who are the climbers attempting to ascend Cerro Autana?
The climbers are Leo Houlding from the UK, Sean Leary from the USA, and Jason Pickles from Salford.
What is the duration of the documentary Autana?
The duration of Autana is 58 minutes.
In which country is Cerro Autana located?
Cerro Autana is located in Venezuela.
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