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North Face (2008)

Published: Dec. 14, 2021, 3 p.m.

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Kyle returns to Catching Up On Cinema after a month long absence to kickoff December 2021's, \u201cKyle's Cold Christmas\u201d event month!
\nAll month long, we'll be reviewing frigid films to chill the bones.

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This week, Trevor and Kyle review Philipp Stolzl's German mountaineering drama, North Face (2008)!

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Based on true events, the film concerns a group of German and Austrian climber's arduous attempt to be the first to summit the North face of the infamous Eiger peak.T

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Set in the 1930's, during the reign of the Nazi party in Germany, the film deftly combines elements of socio-political commentary sprinkled amidst utterly breathtaking sequences of daring and heroism.

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At times brutal and painful to watch, the film pulls no punches in it's depiction of the harsh weather and terrain of the Eiger.

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A truly exceptional survival-adventure film, North Face stands as one of finer films that Trevor has selected to review for Catching Up On Cinema.

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