Skiing Everest Film Screening to benefit MS

Mike say:

climbers will enjoy this is because it covers many 6000, 7000, and 8000 meter peaks, and the crew climbs these peaks pure style which I think most climbers appreciate and would not expect, especially considering the standards you see in this arena in other Everest films, IE no oxygen, that kind of stuff. It chronicles the world leaders in high peak skiing with the most ski descents ever from above 7000 meters, and the first Americans to accomplish skiing from above 8000 meters. So it’s not a ski film, but a historical documentary film in the mountaineering genera. It also has a ton of really nice climbing throughout, in some really incredible places.

Mike Marolt and Montezuma Basin Productions partners with a cast of sponsors and volunteers to host a private film screening event benefiting the

JIMMIE HEUGA CENTER ENDOWMENT

For more info on the film, visit http://www.skiingeverest.net

Choose from two screening events:

• Cocktail Reception and Screening/Q&A: 7:00 – 10:30 pm – film at 7 pm, reception at 9 pm
• Evening Screening/Q&A: 6:30 – 8:30 pm

Tickets: $ 25 for Evening Screening
$200 for Cocktail Reception Screening
Special pricing packages available for groups

For more information on the event, visit the website www.jhceevents.com

PURCHASE TICKETS: https://tickets.tribecafilm.com/Online/default.asp?brand=cinemas3

Tribeca Cinemas - 54 Varick St, NYC (at Laight St., 1 block below Canal)
www.tribecacineamas.com, phone: 212.941.2001

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