Paragot-Bérardini, La Cordée des Voyous

The documentary runs for 26 minutes and features the remarkable journeys of two climbers who have tackled some of the most challenging routes in locations like the Himalayas, Patagonia, and the Alps. It showcases their adventures in well-known climbing areas including Fontainebleau and Chamonix, highlighting both their triumphs and setbacks in the climbing world.

Through a blend of humor and serious reflection, Bérardini and Paragot share their experiences on significant climbs such as Aconcagua and Huascarán, as well as their first ascents in the Alps and Dolomites. Their unwavering friendship and the comical yet tragic tales that accompany their climbs create a rich narrative, perfect for those interested in the culture of mountaineering.

This documentary will also be part of Jean Afanassieff's broader work, "La Grande Cordée," which explores the history of post-war proletarian mountaineering, making it a unique piece in the genre of mountain documentaries.