This is a documentary. Don't expect too much of the picture quality. But the film is real, emotional, and moving.
When he stood on the steel rope between the twin towers, the excitement expressed from the oral interviews with his partners was very touching! It is also the climax of the whole film.
On the steel rope, every step taken, every step forward, is facing death. It takes much courage to step on the steel rope, and it takes more courage to dare to face the air under your feet and take the death dance!
Yes, it's a dance step. As the protagonist himself said, standing on the steel rope is like standing in the middle of the stage. The steel rope is the stage, fully performing oneself.
As the protagonist said: If you don't dare to try, then life is really monotonous. I can't stand this kind of life.
admire. Ashamed. Inferior.
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