A 1,000-meter drop marks the first complete descent of the Trou de Fer canyon on Reunion Island, filmed under challenging conditions in 1990.
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A 1,000-meter drop marks the first complete descent of the Trou de Fer canyon on Reunion Island, filmed under challenging conditions in 1990.
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Synopsis
Thierry Krattinger, Stéphane Girard, and Jean-Claude Dobrilla made the first complete descent of the Trou de Fer canyon on Reunion Island in 1990. The canyon features a 1,000-meter drop and a 300-meter waterfall. Filming took place under challenging conditions, with an aquatic environment and unstable rock. Trou de Fer was selected for competition at the Trento Film Festival in 1992. The documentary runs for 26 minutes.
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Why Watch
- See Thierry Krattinger tackle the 1,000-meter drop.
- Find out about the challenges of filming in canyoning.
- Meet the team behind the first descent of Trou de Fer.
Did You Know
- The first complete descent of Trou de Fer was in 1990.
- The canyon features a drop of 1,000 meters.
- Filming took place in difficult conditions, including a 300-meter waterfall.
- The documentary was selected for the Trento Film Festival in 1992.
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Who completed the first descent of Trou de Fer?
Thierry Krattinger, Stéphane Girard, and Jean-Claude Dobrilla completed the first descent of Trou de Fer in 1990.
What is the height of the drop in Trou de Fer?
The Trou de Fer canyon has a drop of 1,000 meters.
In which film festival was Trou de Fer selected for competition?
Trou de Fer was selected for competition at the Trento Film Festival in 1992.
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