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Deep Dive: Trilogy for One Man (1987)

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Trilogy for One Man
Trilogy for One Man focuses on mountaineer Christophe Profit's achievement of climbing the three highest north faces in the Alps: the Grandes Jorasses, Eiger, and Matterhorn. Completed in just 40 hours on 12 and 13 March 1987, this feat is presented through a combination of Profit's meticulous preparations and the emotional aspects of his climbs. The film captures not only the technical skill required but also the mental fortitude necessary for such extreme sports. The documentary emphasizes the beauty and danger of winter mountaineering, showcasing the physical and mental demands of navigating the alpine environment. By documenting Profit's experience, the film provides insight into the world of alpinism and the risks involved in tackling these formidable peaks.

Why Watch

  • See Christophe Profit's record-breaking climbs in the Alps.
  • Follow the emotional aspects of extreme mountaineering.
  • Meet the challenges of winter mountaineering firsthand.

Did You Know

Christophe Profit climbed three peaks in 40 hours on March 12-13, 1987.
The film features the three highest north faces in the Alps: Grandes Jorasses, Eiger, and Matterhorn.
The documentary has a total duration of 53 minutes.
The film was directed by Amar Arhab and produced in France.

Perfect For

Mountaineering enthusiastsExtreme sports fansAlpine adventure seekers