DVD Collection Grand Prix I - Mountain Extreme Adventures (3DVD - 80 below the summit, The Tatras a mystery, 118 days in the captivity of ice)

DVD Grand Prix collection won a premium of IGRIC – prize in the category DVD and CD-ROM, Bratislava, Slovak Republic, 2004. DVDs from collection won many festival prizes in Slovakia and abroad. So called "winter collection", contains films with mountain extreme adventures themes. In Slovak and English language versions. It is possible to order each of DVDs as well as the whole collection.

Collection includes 3 DVD:

1. 80 Metres bellow the Summit

This film will take you on the adventurous trek of the Slovak expedition to the third highest mountain in the world. Perhaps this film will open a way for you the mountains, you will admire the work of nature and of people in that nature and perhaps you will understand why they love mountains so much. There is a documentary film Expedition Siberia at this DVD too.

2. DVD The Tatras a Mystery

DVD contains The Tatras a Mystery (10 minutes of film), and two documentaries about activities in the High Tatras, film festival prizes, Slovak and English menu versions. Photography, editing, directing: Pavol Barabas, Music: Oskar Rozsa.

2. DVD 118 Days in the Captivity of Ice

The documentary film will draw you into as unbelievable a story as the life of polar explorers can offer.

Big nail – that is the Inuit word for North Pole, the axis around which the Earth revolves. This imaginary point has attracted brave polar explorers as a powerful magnet. Crossing the Arctic Ocean from Russia to Canada through the North Pole remained the last, almost impossible dream of Arctic explorers for many years after the North Pole was conquered by humans. Reinhold Mesner called it the last great challenge of this millennium. This film presents an authentic story of four Slovak and Russian polar explorers who tried to make this dream come true, using only their own strength and without any aircraft support. The expedition started from the Severnaya Zemlya, a place well known for an abundance of polar bears and strong drift which were the cause of several dramatic events. The North Pole was reached after 75 days on May 8, 1998. From that moment on, the expedition fought with continuous return drift, large areas of open water and extreme weather fluctuations.