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Crossing Iceland follows Jerome Josserand, a professional snow kiter, as he attempts to cross Iceland from south to north in one day using only the power of the wind. The film captures his preparation and the extreme conditions he faces, including wind speeds exceeding 80 km/h and temperatures dropping to -25°C. Josserand's home at Col du Lautaret serves as his playground, where he developed his passion for snow kiting and the wind's power.
The documentary details the physical and mental demands placed on Josserand during this challenging expedition. Despite his thorough preparation, the success of his mission ultimately relies on the unpredictable nature of the wind. The film raises the question of whether he can achieve his ambitious goal in the harsh Icelandic winter landscape.
Why Watch
- •Follow Jerome Josserand's extreme snow kiting in Iceland.
- •See the harsh conditions of Icelandic winter landscapes.
- •Find out if he can cross Iceland in one day.
Did You Know
•Jerome Josserand set a world record for the highest kite flight at 450 m in 2007.
•The wind during his Iceland crossing exceeded 80 km/h.
•Jerome faced equipment failure at -25°C while filming.
•The film has a duration of 52 minutes.
Perfect For
Extreme sports enthusiastsAdventure travel fansWinter sports lovers