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Andy 2022-01-19 08:01:07
Little bugs and some of my little problems.
I don’t know how to climb at all, the following is just my brain thinking:
small bug: after going up the mountain and pulling the rope off the cross-cutting route, it stands to reason that the piton close to them should also be taken down and taken away, because it looks like their piton And quick... -
Pearl 2022-03-26 09:01:12
The mountain is there, attracting climbers to climb - Liu Cixin
The film "North Wall" is also based on a true story. How should I say this film is not a pure mountaineering film, but a very cruel mountaineering film. Half of the film is about climbers Gambling with one's life was actually more used as a national dispute or grabbing headlines at the time. Who...
Arnd Schimkat
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Allan 2022-03-28 09:01:11
German movies, cruel! Better than Touch the Peak.
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Isabel 2022-03-22 09:02:41
This is a film dedicated to the German mountain rangers of World War II. What is politically incorrect is that a few years later in Narvik, Crete, the Caucasus and the Balkans, their gallantry has blossomed, never disgraceful for the edelweiss on the marching caps and uniforms. Even if their lives are taken, they will never give up.
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[first lines]
[in German, quoting English subtitles]
Luise Fellner: [voiceover] When you're at the bottom - Toni once told me - at the foot of the wall, and you look up, you ask yourself: How can anyone climb that? Why would anyone even want to? But hours later when you're at the top looking down, you've forgotten everything. Except the one person you promised you would come back to.
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[last lines]
[in German, quoting English subtitles]
Luise Fellner: [voiceover] All I know is that death spared me, and that Toni went away forever that day. One has lived if one has loved. There are times when I find this infinitely hard to believe. Most days I feel that I am alive. And that love is the reason for that.
