David Blaine: Vertigo (2002) - FAQ
Frequently asked questions about this film.
What is David Blaine: Vertigo about?
David Blaine: Vertigo is a documentary. David Blaine stands atop a ten-story pole in New York City for two days without a safety harness. During this 2002 performance, he performs a series of magic tricks and illusions. The event culminates with Blaine leaping from the pole into a stack of cardboard boxes below. Directed by Michael Dimich, "David Blaine: Vertigo" combines elements of magic and extreme endurance, pushing the limits of performance art. The 60-minute documentary captures the intensity of this daring feat.
When was David Blaine: Vertigo released?
David Blaine: Vertigo was released in 2002.
How long is David Blaine: Vertigo?
David Blaine: Vertigo has a runtime of 60 minutes.
What genre is David Blaine: Vertigo?
David Blaine: Vertigo is classified as Arts.
What topics does David Blaine: Vertigo cover?
David Blaine: Vertigo explores topics including sports-doping.