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THE HOLY MOUNTAIN premiered
on December 17th, 1926.
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The reconstruction was based
on two nitrate copies:
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A tinted version from the
Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, Berlin,
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and another one in black & white from
the Fondazione Cineteca Italiana, Milan.
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The intertitles were -
when available -
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taken from the copy of the Bundesarchiv-
Filmarchiv or corrected electronically.
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Missing titles were added with the
aid of the censor's certificate...
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...from December 16th, 1926 that the
Deutsche Filminstitut... DIF provided.
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The restoration took place in 2001
in collaboration with...
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...the Bundesarchiv-Filmarchiv, Berlin,
the Fondazione Cineteca Italiana, Milan...
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and the Friedrich Wilhelm
Murnau Foundation, Wiesbaden.
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Lab: L'Immagine Ritrovata, Bologna
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Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau Foundation
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Those well-known sportsmen...
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...who participated in the making of
THE HOLY MOUNTAIN...
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...ask the audience not to mistake their
performances for trick photography.
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All shots taken outdoors were actually
made in the mountains,
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in the most beautiful parts of the Alps,
over the course of one and a half years.
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The big ski race
is performed by German,
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Norwegian and Austrian
master skiers.
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The screenplay to this motion picture
was inspired by actual events...
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...that occurred during a twenty year
period in the life of the great mountains.
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THE HOLY MOUNTAIN
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A Drama Poem with scenes from nature
by Dr. Arnold Fanck
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Dedicated to his late friend,
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mountaineer Dr. Hans Rhode
with reverence
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Direction and screenplay:
Dr. Arnold Fanck
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Production design:
Leopold Blonder
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Sculptures:
Karl Boehm
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Nature photography:
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Dr. Arnold Fanck
and his Freiburg School:
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Camera Operators:
Hans Schneeberger / Sepp Allgeier
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Assistant Camera:
Albert Benitz and Kurt Neubert
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Studio photography:
Helmar Lersky, Hans Schneeberger
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Original score:
Edmund Meisel
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CAST:
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The Sportsmen:
The Dancer Diotima - Leni Riefenstahl
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The Friend - Louis Trenker
Vigo - Ernst Petersen
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The Mountain Guide - Hannes Schneider
Colli - Friedrich Schneider
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The Actress:
The Mother - Frieda Richard
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Produced by the cultural department of the
Universum-Film joint-stock company, Berlin
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PRELUDE
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There, where the rock falls steeply and
defiantly into the surf... is her home...
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The sea is her love, wild...
boundless...
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But her life... is dance...
vibrant expressions of a stormy soul.
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Diotima's Dance to the Sea.
Diotima: Dancer Leni Riefenstahl
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And so Diotima dances... dances
to satiate her longing for him...
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whom she has seen in her dreams...
atop the highest mountain peak.
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END OF PRELUDE
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TWO FRIENDS FROM THE MOUNTAINS
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"The Friend"
Engineer Trenker
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Vigo
Ernst Petersen, student of medicine
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At the entrance to the Grand Hotel
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DIOTIMA DANCES THIS EVENING
IN THE GRAND HOTEL
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And Diotima dances in the country
of her desire.
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DANCE TO THE SEA -
DREAMBLOSSOM - DEVOTION
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DREAMBLOSSOM
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She seems... almost holy!
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Were any people from
the mountains here?
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Did you see my dance?...
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What did you enjoy most?
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The friend rushes upward,
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high into the mountains, to savor
his overwhelming experience.
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DIOTIMA'S ASCENT
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A jubilant spring climbs
higher up the mountain.
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And a joyous Diotima
immerses herself in it.
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Just then, "the Friend" begins
his lonely descent...
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...from the icy brow
of the tallest peak.
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In an alpine meadow.
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The mountainside reveals nature's
ferocious power.
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The imposing pinnacle of the
highest mountain rises before her.
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The meeting.
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Did you come from up there?
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It must be beautiful there.
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Beautiful... arduous... dangerous
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What does one search for, up there?
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One's self.
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And nothing else?
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And what are you searching for,
up here... in nature?
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Beauty!
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And nothing else?
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AT HIS HOME
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AT HIS HOME
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Today I climb in search of the most
beautiful mountain that exists.
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And tomorrow?
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Tomorrow we will celebrate our engagement
together... very high up there.
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You seek Gods... but it's people
you must find.
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I suppose you came all this way just
to see me, not the ski race.
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Look for me at the jumping contest!
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He wants to go up there again...
without me.
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Take me with you one time - into
your world... really high up...
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At least up to the cottage.
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"The Sea and the Stone
can Never Be Wed."
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Winter, still draped
across his mountain.
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Look... those enormous rocks
have been worn away...
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...by the gigantic force of water,
in nature's eternal cycle.
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And all the debris left by these mighty
waters... they are our mountains.
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Why is nature so beautiful to us?
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Because we invest
our very souls in it.
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You, too, are like nature.
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And that's why I love you so much.
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The bustle of winter sports.
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The bustle of winter sports.
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The mountain guide
Hannes Schneider
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Have you finished marking
the race route?
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How's the competition looking?
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You'll probably be beaten.
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By whom?
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Colli... the shepherd.
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Never.
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Colli
Friedrich Schneider
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Say, if your Friend
doesn't participate,
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there'll be no competition
in the long-distance run.
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Take me with you!
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What's wrong with you, darling?
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FEAR!
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I will be back in time
for your dance tonight.
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Goodbye... until tonight!
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The jumping event has begun.
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Diotima goes to watch the ski jump.
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Colli prepares for the his final jump.
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In wonderful style,
Vigo determines the winner.
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The young victor.
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But far away from the sporting bustle,
the Friend...
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...seeking the most beautiful mountain
- for tomorrow...
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I'm not sure I can ride
such a steep hill.
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Now where would my beautiful,
gentle Madonna like to go?
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Wild and fantastic,
like a gothic cathedral,
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rises from its mighty foundation...
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- the most beautiful mountain.
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THE LONG-DISTANCE RUN
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Come back the winner,
and I'll grant you a wish.
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The route is marked.
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High atop his silent world.
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Colli fights for the lead.
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Colli leads.
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75 miles per hour on skis!
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Relentlessly pursuing Colli.
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Vigo closes the gap!
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Overtakes!
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Vigo in the lead.
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Colli far behind.
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Vigo still leads.
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The others continue
the wild chase.
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The two favorites find themselves
far behind.
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Don't give up, we're nearly the last!
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Racing through the forest,
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they no longer notice the fairy tale
beauty of the snow-covered firs.
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Pushing for the lead.
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Colli goes wrong
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All wrong!
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The end of the fight.
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Just before the finish.
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I'll get you yet!
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Vigo... Vigo!
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He begins his descent
into the valley.
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May I have my wish now?
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And what does the victor desire?
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THE DREADFUL NORTH FACE
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ABYSS!
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ABYSS!
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When he comes home today,
I have a surprise for him.
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A new dance...
A hymn of Joy
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I really think... she loves me.
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Well, finally you appear!
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Come with me, I need you.
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We must scale
the Santo-north face.
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Now? In winter?
Are you mad?
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You're my best friend. Come with me.
We'll be mad together.
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I'll come get you.
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I must go away...
with a friend of mine.
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- A magnificent man,
whom you should meet sometime.
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The ski racers go to the cottage,
to celebrate the day's events.
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What has come over you?
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Sorry, Vigo. It's not you.
But please do not ask.
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To the north face of the mountain.
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Before the dreadful Santo-north face.
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Are you afraid to come with me?
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Look, we should turn back.
The Foehn wind is coming down.
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Let it come... the stronger the better!
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And let storm and avalanche roar
their wild songs with it.
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The very walls come alive
with the flow of the avalanches.
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It comes boiling up from the valleys
in a terrible tempest.
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TURMOIL!
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TURMOIL!
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Something must have
happened to him!
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Snap out of it!
Do you hear me?
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You really are mad!
Take me back down again!
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Is there something you desire...
down there... among the rabble?
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A dancer...
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- Diotima
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It was you!
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VIGO!
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And Diotima must dance...
her hymn of joy.
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I can't fasten you to anything!
It's all ice!
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Vigo... I'd never do anything
to harm you!
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I've gone with Vigo to conquer
the Santo-north face
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I can dance no more!
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You cannot just walk out in
the middle of a performance.
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Our ski-master and his friend Vigo...
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- have not returned
from the Santo-north face.
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Are there mountaineers among you...?
Men who would climb up,
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through this night, up to Sella cottage,
to alert the skiers?
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Who among you will climb?
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For my sake?
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Was one man not enough for you?
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Vigo...? He is but a child!
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They're all... children.
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I am climbing up to the cottage.
I will find the way.
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But no single man has the strength
to lift a body from an overhang.
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Sacrificing the comrade -
perhaps one's self with him -
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the greatest dilemma of the mountains.
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THE DEED
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We drink to the welfare
of our absent ski-master.
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Nature unleashed!
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Cut me free...
I can't bear it anymore.
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At least save yourself!
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Why... why?
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How to we reach Mount Santo?
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First down to the forest... then
over the bridge and up again.
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Have you found the bridge?
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Losing faith
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Why?
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HIS WORLD
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And with the last of his strength,
he holds his friend, long since frozen.
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Dawn breaks upon
his tormented soul.
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A peaceful calm settles upon the frozen
world, and upon the soul of Diotima,
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who at last learns the fate
of her beloved.
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Fallen!
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He has fallen!
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He held onto his fallen friend the whole
night, and thus sacrificed himself.
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Among us, the greatest attribute...
is loyalty.
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Peace lies upon the eternal sea...
silently it spreads,
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rolling out in broad waves, to soothe
the world's suffering and strife.
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Above it all looms a Holy Mountain...
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a symbol of the greatest values
than humanity can embrace...
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fidelity... truth... loyalty... FAITH
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END
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Music: Aljoscha Zimmermann
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Ensemble
Sabrina Zimmermann - Violin
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Antonio Clavilijo - Cello
Dieter Paell - Percussion
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Markus Steiner - Percussion
Aljoscha Zimmerman - Piano
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Sound engineer - Thomas Schmaelz
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Recorded in April 2002
Violetmedia Soundstudio, Munich
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Film transfer and digital postproduction
Wagner & TaunusFilm
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