Opération Survie Solitaire Huascaran

This documentary features Nicolas Jaeger, a French physician, who undertook a remarkable experiment at Huascarán, the highest peak in the Peruvian Andes. Over a period of two months, from July to September 1979, Jaeger lived in isolation at an altitude of 6,700 meters, studying the physiological effects of hypoxia on himself.

Jaeger's experience is captured on film, providing a firsthand account of his challenges and findings while living in one of the most extreme environments on Earth. His observations not only contribute to the field of sports and high-altitude physiology but also offer insights into the limits of human endurance.

Opération Survie Solitaire Huascaran is notable for its focus on mountaineering and the psychological aspects of isolation in a harsh landscape. This film appeals to collectors interested in documentaries that explore human resilience and the science behind extreme sports.