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Trou de Fer focuses on the adventure of canyoning in Reunion Island, particularly the Trou de Fer canyon. The film captures the first complete descent of the canyon, which features a significant drop of 1,000 meters. This descent was accomplished by Thierry Krattinger, Stéphane Girard, and Jean-Claude Dobrilla in 1990, showcasing the thrill and danger of this extreme sport.
The documentary was filmed under challenging conditions, including an aquatic atmosphere and a 300-meter waterfall with mediocre rock quality. These elements contribute to the film's dramatic portrayal of canyoning. Additionally, Trou de Fer was selected for competition at the Trento Film Festival in 1992, indicating its recognition in the outdoor and adventure film community.
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.
Perfect For
Canyoning enthusiastsAdventure sports fansOutdoor documentary lovers