It's a beautiful account of Spencer's journey. Great cinematography, clearly outstanding production value.
I am fascinated by the subject and always keen to find out motivations of people who choose to risk so much in the mountains. Conflicting yet humbling in times when most of us choose being warm and comfortable in our respective comfort zones.
I am, however, discouraged that some of the negative comments focus on politics and ideology rather than its merit. This is not fair. Everyone has a right to grief regardless of their social status. This is not a film about Sherpas although they feature prominently, but about a boy (now a man) who lost his brother. It delivers.
I am fascinated by the subject and always keen to find out motivations of people who choose to risk so much in the mountains. Conflicting yet humbling in times when most of us choose being warm and comfortable in our respective comfort zones.
I am, however, discouraged that some of the negative comments focus on politics and ideology rather than its merit. This is not fair. Everyone has a right to grief regardless of their social status. This is not a film about Sherpas although they feature prominently, but about a boy (now a man) who lost his brother. It delivers.