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Touching the Void (US - DVD R1)

MGM have also sent over some details on this documentary

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Title: Touching the Void
Starring: N/A (Documentary
Released: 15th June 2004
SRP: $29.98

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MGM Home Entertainment have announced the region one release of Touching the Void which is an award winning film from director Kevin Macdonald. The film tells the inspiring story of two mountain climbers, and will be available to own in shops from the 15th June this year. Retail will be set at around $29.98. The disc will include an anamorphic widescreen presentation along with an English Dolby Digital 5.1 track, a making of featurette, a What Happened Next featurette, Return to Siula Grande featurette and the original theatrical trailer. We've attached the official artwork below:

Touching the Void

News by Tom Woodward

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13th April 2004 10:56 #1

a.khan Member Join Date: February 2004 Location: United Arab Emirates Posts: 124

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Cover makes it look more like an action film...which it really isn't.

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13th April 2004 12:18 #2

Steve K Member Join Date: April 2004 Location: United States Posts: 13

I saw a whole thing about the film and what really happened up there on IFC a while back. Looked really interesting.

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13th April 2004 21:30 #3

Aaron Schneiderman Senior Member Join Date: September 2005 Location: United States Posts: 1,198

Can't wait! But not sure why...

I have never even considered mountain climbing, but for some strange reason the subject in film has always captured my imagination. It may have been a documentary I saw many years ago called "Solo." I loved "Vertical Limit" and "Cliffhanger" so I guess I will be checking this one out.

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14th April 2004 4:15 #4

Con Air Member Join Date: March 2004 Location: Canada Posts: 104

Quote: Originally posted by Aaron Schneiderman
It may have been a documentary I saw many years ago called "Solo."

Yeah, Mario Van Peebles always does it for me too...

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14th April 2004 6:36 #5

Aaron Schneiderman Senior Member Join Date: September 2005 Location: United States Posts: 1,198

Mario Van Peebles? I was referring to the 1972 Rock Climbing documentary by film-maker Mike Hoover (The Eiger Sanction).

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