Jesús Bosque, Miguel Vidal y Guillermo Campo
Cine de montaña
Technical Information
RUNNING TIME: 44 m.
LOCATION: Huesca. (Spain).
SYSTEM: Betacam SP
PRODUCTION AND DIRECTION: Guillermo Campo and Jesús Bosque
SCRIPTWRITER: Guillermo Campo and Jesús Bosque.
MUSIC COMPOSED BY: Juanjo Javierre.
RETROSPECTIVE IMAGES: Miguel Vidal
ACTORS:
Ángel López “Cintero”
Mariano Cored: Alejandro Lorés
José María Mate: Manuel López
Manuel Esquiroz: Alberto Bosque
Antonio Sin: Emilio Guerra
Driver of sidecar: Jose Manuel Ayuda
Blacksmith: José Claver
Víctor Carilla: David Mairal
Ángel Serón: Agustín Abarca
Fernando Millán: Jesús Bosque
Woodcutter: Miguel Samitier
Man reaping: Antonio Carasol
Farmer: Leo Sáez
Children: Víctor Casanova y Omar Latre
Shepherd: Ramón Durán
Jordi Paniella: José M. Jarrín
A. Rosig: Miguel Hurtado
Hayas: Ángel Tornes
Jordi Salas: Paco Antequera
D. Justo: José Torralba
Alberto Rabadá: David Salinas
Manuel Bescos: Antonio Carasol
Ángel López “Cintero”: Pedro Monreal
Photographer: Guillermo Campo
NARRATOR: Tom and Christopher.
HELICOPTER PILOT: Antonio Ruata
SOUND STUDIO: Audio Spot
POSTPRODUCTIÓN: CPA and Iris Producciones
ENGLISH VERSION: Laura Moss, John Bidle´s, Kay E. Smith
The Mountains of Yesterday
During the 1930’s and 40’s nearly all the peaks of Riglos, in Spain, had been conquered; there only remained one singular pinnacle known for its capricious form as “the Cigar”, which still hadn’t been climbed.
Ascending this spire of rock represented an exceptional challenge, and the most outstanding climbers in the nation were eyeing it carefully.
The story of the conquest of this Mallo would be the most tragic of all the summits of this massif.
Presentations and Awards
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- Casino de Villagarcía Festival. Villagarcía de Arousa, Spain. October 1998. Tercer Premio al Mejor Audiovisual
- XVI International Festival of Mountain and Adventure Films. Torelló, Barcelona. November 1998. Best Mountain Film
- International SportFilm Festival Ciudad de Santander. Santander, Spain. December 1998. Gold Conch Best Film. Best Spanish Film.
- Lorca National Video Festival. Murcia, Spain. December 1998. Best Documental Film. Best Direction
- V Video Festival Cuadrilla de Laguardia-Rioja Alavesa. Laguardia, Alava, Spain. Marzo 1999. Best Documental
- 47 International Film Festival of Mountains and Exploration “Città di Trento”. Trento, Italy. Gold Gentian Best Film on Alpinism. April, 1999
- 16 International Mountaineering Film Festival. Teplice Nad Metují. Chech Republic. August 1999. Special Prize of the Jury
- 7th International Festival of Mountain Films Poprad. Poprad, Slovakia. October, 1999. Best Mountain Film
- 24th Banff Mountain Film Festival. Banff, Canada. November 1999. Best Film on Mountain Culture
- 11th International Mountain and Adventure Film Festival Graz. Graz, Austria. November 1999. Best Film Alpine Documentation
- Kathmandu International Mountain Film Festival. December 2000. Kathmandu, Nepal
