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The French animated feature, based on a novel and the manga it inspired, follows a fixated climber on his quest to climb Mount Everest. It’s an animated movie for adults, in the most authentic sense: serious, solemn, and thoughtful. Streaming on Netflix now.

A young Japanese photojournalist stumbles across a camera from an expedition to Everest in The Summit Of The Gods. Read the Empire review now.

Director Patrick Imbert talks us through the staging of a single scene in his mountaineering epic.

'Summit of the Gods' climbs the sheer face of human drive; 'Raya and the Last Dragon' trusts that it can change the cultural conversation; 'Belle' updates 'Beauty and the Beast' with wild anime twists.

The Summit of the Gods director Patrick Imbert spoke to Newsweek about the Netflix animation and the inspiration behind its story of two men climbing Everest.

Patrick Imbert spoke with Newsweek about his film "The Summit of the Gods" which adapts a Japanese manga and novel of the same name.

Adapted from a manga, this French-language feature concerns an obsessive climber and a camera that may prove Everest was conquered decades earlier.

[size=5]The Summit Of The Gods (2021) [720p] [WEBRip] [YTS MX][/size] [IMG]https://i.postimg.cc/2CMMypVX/7qgu9hqt9x7l.jpg[/IMG] [b]IMDB link:[/b][code] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt7014378/ [/code] [b]IMDB information:[/b][quote] [b]Title:[/b] Le sommet des dieux (2021) [b]Genres:[/b] Animation, ...

If possible, I recommend watching this film in theaters (with a jacket and a mask) and lose yourself to the grand beauty and brutality of Mount Everest.

Filmmaker Patrick Imbert's beautifully animated feature "The Summit of the Gods" explores the allure of the majestic and dangerous Mt. Everest.