Two climbers attempt a first ascent on the south face of Poumaka Tower, facing mud and fear in the depths of the French Polynesian jungle.
Synopsis
Two climbers attempt a first ascent on the south face of Poumaka Tower, facing mud and fear in the depths of the French Polynesian jungle.
Synopsis
Angie Payne and Mike Libecki trek into the French Polynesian jungle to climb Poumaka Tower. Their goal is a first ascent on the south face of the mountain. The 15-minute documentary, directed by Andy Mann and Keith Ladzinski, captures the challenges they face, including thick mud and treacherous conditions. The film shows their determination and physical effort as they tackle this remote climbing route.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Watch Angie Payne tackle the Poumaka Tower.
- See Mike Libecki's climbing expertise in action.
- Find out what it takes to climb in the French Polynesian jungle.
Did You Know
- Angie Payne is a bouldering champion.
- The film was released in 2016 and has a duration of 15 minutes.
- Mike Libecki is a veteran climber and explorer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main climbers featured in Poumaka?
Bouldering champion Angie Payne and veteran climber Mike Libecki are the main climbers featured.
What is the objective of the climbers in the documentary?
Their objective is to put up a first ascent on the south face of the Poumaka Tower.
What challenges do the climbers face during their expedition?
The climbers face challenges such as climbing through mud and fear as they venture into the unknown.
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