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Spellbinding photography at times, as it tells the story of the rivalry between Ueli Steck and Dani Arnold. Their speed ascents on the Eiger & Matterhorn North faces is covered, but towards the end the film casts doubt about Stecks's ascent of the South Face of Annapurna. Indeed a number of his Himalayan climbs claims are not backed up with any photographic evidence. I think this is a story that is going to run and run.

More about their rivalry here from Ed Douglas...

https://www.climbing.com/people/speed-soloing-climbings-deadliest-game-it-h...

In reply to Sean Kelly:  Check out the last few posts on this thread from October re Steck on Shisha and Annapurna The last five dossiers Damo links to make interesting reading

https://www.ukhillwalking.com/forums/expedition+alpine/another_controversy-764...

In reply to leon 1:

That must have been an interesting symposium to hear. The only person you cantcheat on is yourself. I mean for these high performance mountaineers, they might gain a little kudos and income from a lie, but the consequences of be labelledla cheat are far greater. And once in the pit, the hole gets deeper trying to justify that lie. Think Maestri. Still, I enjoyed the Netflix film. Dani Arnold comes across as a much more rounded person than Steck.