SYNOPSIS

In the expedition Siberia took part not only the world champions in rafting but also people who are rafting for the first time in their lives. Their destination is the Altaj Mountains with their glacier river - "Čuja" in Russia. The river is a class 5 in difficulty. There are many metal plaques with the names of the river's victims on her shores. Many of them died from fright. However, fear is essential here. People who are not scared either underestimate the force of nature or overestimate their own strength. So who do you think has more respect for the river's rapids, the beginner or the world champion?

Script, editing, direction: Pavol Barabáš, Photography: Pavol Barabáš, Peter Kubela, Peter Szöke, Marek Rusnák, Length: 36 minutes, Year of production: 2001

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This film is a bonus on the DVD 80 METRES BELOW THE SUMMIT

FILM FESTIVAL PRIZES
1st Prize - International festival of water sports, 2003, Tále,Slovakia
2nd PRIZE, International Festival of Outdoor Films 2003, Ostrava,Czech Republic, category: „an extreme water sports films“
Mention d´Honneur – Sport Movies and TV 2003 – 21st International Festival (FICTS), section:”Documentary: Reportage – Team Sport” Public prize – Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic, 2002
Special Mention – Teplice nad Metuji, Czech Republic 2002