Survivors' firsthand accounts and actual footage fuel this emotional docuseries about the deadly 2015 earthquake that shook Nepal.
Trailer
Cast
Olly Lambert
Director
Muneesh Sharma
Self - Extra
Idris Fertout
Self - Extra
Muneesh Sharma
Self - Doctor
Hugo Desmarais
Self - Extra
Pritom Ahmed
Self - Arjun
Aditya Mysore
Self - Ramesh
Kishor Khatiwada
Self - Extra
Nawang Anja-Tsang
Self - Gopal
Adrian Arassi
Self - Extra
Stefan Hojer-Williams
Self - Extra
Ilenia Cipollari
Self - Dr. Anne
Anthony Woodward
Self - Shahar
Anuj Baral
Self - Extra
Sam David Shepsi Haider
Self - Yaar
Tenzin Thokmey
Self - Extra
Antonio De Mendoza
Self - Laxman
Mahdi Dolati
Self - Extra
Bibek Shah
Self - Extra
Maaari Mo Ring Magustuhan
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10 Mga Komento
From the moment that they showed the three Israelis friends ass naked pictures I knew I this documentary was going to disappointing me. Such a huge tragedy and so much runtime dedicated about foreign people that was there just because they wanted to have a "crazy" adventure. I love watching documentaries about Everest and climbers. I know by now that a lot of people that climbs Everest isn't actually a climber, they have money and this obsessive dream, but why would you make a documentary focused on these people? The white guy that was willing to go over everybody to go to the summit? A whole country devastated and you choose that narrative. Honestly, I don't remember seeing a doc with less likeable characters, because the thing is you could make a movie about how terrible these people were during this time (why would you do that I don't know, but you could) but this film doesn't even bother to make a point of how terrible they were.
