The Cliff Hangers (1950)
Over a gleaming ice field and up steep cliffs of bare rock, the camera follows members of the Alpine Club of Canada. Before they set out we are introduced to the climbers' basic equipment and learn the uses of rope and ice axe. Excitement mounts as the alpinists leap gaping chasms, inch their way along icy ledges, and drag themselves up what looks like a sheer wall of rock. Arriving breathless at the top, they pause in triumph for a view of the magnificent mountains lying around their vanquished peak.
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Lorne Greene as Self - Narration (voice) |
| Production | Don Mulholland | Producer |
| Camera | Len Chatwin | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Robert Fleming | Music |
| Editing | Marion Meadows | Editor |
