People go to the mountains not for death, not for risk and adrenaline. And why?.. Three tragedies on the mountain in a week - is it mysticism?... After the release of the documentary “Stay with Khan Tengri. A Tragedy on the Mountain” many questions hung in the air and at the same time - I have a lot of material that was not included in the film, which will certainly be of interest to my viewers.
And what happened next? And how to continue to live? And how does the Russian bureaucracy work, and why can't a person be declared dead for five whole years? Thanks to Natasha for an honest story, and to Ruslan for the fact that he was able to organize the expedition and shoot everything in reality. For his experience, mountaineering flair and love for the mountains, for his work.
To all: peace and love! After all, as they correctly wrote in the comments - this film is not about mountains and mountaineering - this is a love story.
00:00 Reward for Natasha. Where did the tragedy happen?
01:00 Heroism? How to live on?
01:41 Down without a husband.
05:10 Thanks to the rescuers.
05:35 What did happen on 6400?
06:40 Three tragedies in one week - mysticism?
07:56 How can a missing person be declared dead in Russia?
10:11 What about the son?
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P.S. In the closing shots, the drone flies over pad 6400, where the tragedy happened... or did the tragedy happen earlier, and at 6400 - "this story ended"?