Reviews

An emotional journey, both physically and mentally – Nigel Kingston

Really uplifting and emotional. Am inspired to tackle the mountain myself – Tracey

An incredible tale of compassion and beautiful cinematography but more importantly for me, was to show how something better can come from the obstacles in life – David Miller

Inspiring, wonderful photography - Graham Deverill, Enham

Well done to all the people involved in the making of the film…. it takes a lot of time and effort to put on such a wonderful film – Maria Moseley

It was really neat to watch the emotion and then the climb as it got longer or throughout the film cause you sort of fall in love with the characters and you wanted to cry with them and laugh with them at the same time – Rosalyn Seaton

To combine the film challenge with the Kilimanjaro challenge – that’s just amazing (and possibly a bit mad!) – Sally Payne, Dyspraxia Foundation

It was a superb film and amazing to see just what people can do when they set their minds to it.  Wonderful music and photography; it almost made you feel that you had made it to the top too! – Lucy Till, St Bride’s Strategic Advisers

I thought it was really really a powerful film, heart warming and amazing. The hardships that they had to deal with was very inspirational – Cynthia Northridge

A very moving and inspiring film. As a side issue, I particularly liked the photography showing just how hard and “unromantic” the terrain actually was – Anthony Shelton

It’s a delightful film and will I hope open people’s eyes to the power of collaborative challenges, particularly outdoor endeavours like climbing a mountain, to give people a new lease of life – Miriam Davies