La Cordée de Rêve (2001)
Overview
La Cordée de Rêve traces the great alpine journey made from August 2000 to February 2001 by Patrick Berhault. His great crossing of the Alps, here told to his daughter, will be done sometimes alone, sometimes surrounded by friends: Patrick Gabarrou, Patrick Edlinger, Ottavio Fassini, Gaël Bouquet des Chaux, Valérie Aumage, Philippe Magnin. During this alpine trip he will find his brother-in-arms Patrick Edlinger for the dolimitic part and will also see the genesis of the "Cordée Magique Berhault/Magnin". For 167 days, in sneakers in the fall, on touring skis in the winter, Patrick Berhault chained 2 to 3 stages of an average hiker daily, swallowing 1,500 to 2,000 meters of vertical drop and up to 45 kilometers per day. , and climbed 22 peaks. It's called that: "La Grande Cordée" but behind this title lies an exceptional human and sporting performance.
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| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 0.447 |
Directed By
Gilles Chappaz
Crew
Gilles Chappaz
Christophe Delachat
Laurent Mollard
Robin Nouvelle
Raphaël Lassablière
Laurent Jacquier
Philippe Savoyat
Gilles Chappaz
TOP CAST
Patrick Berhault
Self
Patrick Edlinger
Self
Patrick Gabarrou
Self
Philippe Magnin
Self
Valérie Aumage
Self
Tomaž Humar
Self
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