From May 10th to 11th, 1996, Mount Everest wrote a black memory in the history of human mountaineering. The sudden snowstorm that day killed 8 climbers, leading to the biggest tragedy in the summit of Mount Everest at that time. After more than ten years of hard work, the Icelandic director Batasa Komaku finally brought the disaster to the big screen this year. From following the mountaineering team to the Mount Everest base camp three times, to commissioning a special camera crew to climb the summit of Mount Everest for shooting, to finding the rare audio tapes of the incident that year, Komaku, who is obsessed with restoring the true face of historical events, stated in an interview with us Attitude: "I will not make superfluous things. My duty is to reproduce their true and tragic moments." However, since the tragedy of the mountain disaster occurred to the release of the movie "Desperate Elevation", the disputes caused by all parties during this period have never been Never stopped.
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