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Film of the week

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Film of the week: Everest (1998)

27 Oct 20262 min read

David Breashears took an IMAX camera to Everest in the spring of 1996, and his team was on the mountain during the storm of 10 May. They helped with the rescue, went back up and filmed on the summit. The result became the highest-grossing film ever made in the format.

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