Director

STIPE BOZIC was born in 1951 in Croatia. He is
one the most versatile mountain cameramen. He has taken his camera up the three highest
peaks in the world, and down to explore the underwater world and the depths of the earth.
Stipe is also a competent climber and has taken part in at least 11 expeditions as
cameraman: he has climbed Everest twice, K2, Kangchenjunga and Manaslu. Stipe has worked
on various television productions and is currently a director for HRT, Croatian
television, for which he has made more than 40 documentaries. His film, Reticent Wall,
has won many awards in various Festivals. Dhaulagiri Express, his most recent work,
was entered in the Graz, Poprad, Trento, Banff and Kendal Festivals. |
DHAULAGIRI
EXPRESS
Stipe Bozic, Slovenia, 2000, 40, col,
video
with Tomaz HumarThis
is the story of eleven days of hard and dangerous solo climbing up the south face of
Dhaulagiri, in the Nepalese Himalayas.
Humar, one of the world's top contemporary climbers, has
pushed the limits of human ability.
He scaled in solo a Himalayan wall of almost 4,000 metres
considered to be one of the most dangerous in the world.
Landslides, falling rocks, wind and lack of oxygen are now
behind him.
The film director accompanies him with the camera until the
first obstacles. |
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