Opération Survie Solitaire Huascaran

Opération Survie Solitaire Huascaran (1979) is a documentary film directed by Nicolas Jaeger rated 10.0/10.

Nicolas Jaeger, a French physician specializing in sports and high-altitude physiology, conducted an experiment by spending two months on the highest peak in the Peruvian Andes, Huascarán. From July to September 1979, Nicolas Jaeger lived alone for 60 days at an altitude of 6,700 meters and studied the effects of hypoxia on his body. He documented his experience on film and later in his book, "Carnet De Solitude," published in 1979.

Cast

Nicolas Jaeger

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