Project Detail

My Everest

Name: My Everest
Director: Carl Woods
Genre: Disabilities
Released: 2023

Synopsis

A physically disabled man treks to Everest Base Camp on horseback, yet when the mountain puts his life on the line, he's forced to question how far he's willing to go, just to fit in.

Details

Year: 2023
Type of project: Features
Director: Carl Woods 1st Feature
Producer: Annika Ranin, Jasmin Morrison, Carl Woods, Sandra Spethmann
Editor: Prachi Mokashi, Carl Woods
Director of Photography: Carl Woods, Sandra Spethmann
Principal cast: Max Stainton-Parfitt, Candy Stainton-Parfitt

Genre

Disabilities

Production Status

Complete

Production Company

Unmannered Ltd

Feral Youth Productions Ltd

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