Patrick Imbert
as Director
English,Filipino,Français,Indonesian,Português,اَلْعَرَبِيَّةُ,اُردُو,বাংলা,中文
The animation film The Summit of the Gods, starring Lazare Herson-Macarel, Eric Herson-Macarel, Damien Boisseau, etc., directed by Patrick Imbert, was released on November 30, 2021 in France. It tells the story of A photojournalist's obsessive quest for the truth about the first expedition to Mt. Everest leads him to search for an esteemed climber who went missing. This is an Animation, Adventure, Drama film with a runtime of 95 minutes and its worldwide box office is not listed in the available detail data. It has received a rating of 7.5/10 from 10,302 viewers.
Patrick Imbert
as Director
Lazare Herson-Macarel
as Habu jeune
Eric Herson-Macarel
as Habu adulte
Damien Boisseau
as Fukamachi
Elisabeth Ventura
as Ryoko
Kylian Rehlinger
as Kishi
François Dunoyer
as Ang Tsering
Philippe Vincent
as Rédac chef
Luc Bernard
as Ito
Gauthier Battoue
as Inoué jeune
Marc Arnaud
as Hase
Jérôme Keen
as Inoué adulte
Cedric Dumont
as Nima
Jocelyn Veluire
as Journaliste sportif
David Berger
as Journaliste sportif
Tatiana Werner
as Présentatrice
Tatiana Werner
as Rôles additionnels
Arnaud Perrel
as Présentateur (voix témoin)
Benjamin Egner
as Rôles additionnels
Mathias Casartelli
as Rôles additionnels
Jirô Taniguchi
as Writer
Baku Yumemakura
as Writer
Magali Pouzol
as Writer
Patrick Imbert
as Writer
Jean-Charles Ostoréro
as Writer
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Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
Good movie!
source: The Summit of the Gods
Good movie!
source: The Summit of the Gods
As the tallest mountain in the world, there are more movies about Everest than any other mountain in existence. A good chunk of these movies are documentaries, and even the "Hollywood" movies are about actual events (like Everest (2015)). From my own experiences climbing mountains, there comes a point where movies about mountain climbers end up all looking the same...especially when the mountain they're climbing is the same. Fortunately, The Summit of the Gods (2021) takes a novel approach to this repetitive type of story: by using animation. Based on the manga of the same name, The Summit of the Gods has a story to tell that's much more interesting than the adrenaline junkies who feature in other mountain climbing movies like Meru (2015). Sure, there's still the link to actual people and events, but The Summit of the Gods uses animation to its advantage to tell a story that can be difficult to tell in live-action form (and yes, I realize there was a 2016 live-action adaptation of the manga). There are certain aspects of extreme mountaineering that this version of The Summit of the Gods conveys better than any other mountaineering movie I've seen. In the end, this film shares the same focus on the main character's obsession that other mountaineering movies use as their premise. However, the fact the obsession isn't about climbing the tallest mountain in the world makes it much more human and less about bragging rights. Seeking truth and being obsessed with uncovering what really happened on this deadly mountain almost a century ago. There's also humility in the realization of these climbers that have bonded with the mountain and how they have dealt with the deadly realities of this pursuit of the highest altitude. An amazing animated story of Everest that has more heart than most mountaineering films, I give The Summit of the Gods 4.5 stars out of 5.
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