Deadly Peaks

Deadly Peaks presents the extraordinary footage captured by Katia and Maurice Krafft, who dedicated their lives to studying volcanoes. The documentary runs for 90 minutes and features a variety of locations, including Mount Kilimanjaro and the eruption of Mount St. Helens. It explores the less-known dangers of volcanic activity, such as carbon monoxide gas that accumulates under crater lakes, and illustrates the Kraffts' commitment to science.

The film is part of a series that includes Killer Volcanos, both of which highlight the Kraffts' unique perspective as they ventured into life-threatening situations for their research. Their work remains significant in the field of volcanology, and Deadly Peaks serves as a tribute to their legacy and the risks they took to advance our understanding of volcanic phenomena.