Paragot By Paragot (2020)
Robert Paragot, a mountaineering legend, was also a great Bleausard. In addition to his far-flung alpine-style expeditions (the south face of Aconcagua, Tour de Mustagh, Jannu), he is the very image of the modest city dweller who devoted himself passionately to high-level mountaineering. Like any good Parisian climber, Robert Paragot began his climbing career in the Fontainebleau forest. A true rock school where he would open several boulders. His son, Christophe Paragot, paid tribute to him, a year after his death, by climbing all the boulders opened by his father in Fontainebleau in the same day. He tells us about an era, a spirit, an emblematic place through his memories and some delightful anecdotes. Far from spectacular images and sporting exploits, this film speaks of a passion, a story of climbing that was made accessible to all. In memory of a great name in mountaineering who, from the modest blocks of the forest, climbed to the highest peaks in the world.
Director: Clément Bellorini
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Christophe Paragot as Self |
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Robert Paragot as Self (archive footage) |
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Lucien Bérardini as Self (archive footage) |
| Directing | Clément Bellorini | Director |
| Crew | Clément Bellorini | Cinematography |
| Crew | Marcel-Ange Michaud | Cinematography |
| Editing | Marcel-Ange Michaud | Editor |
| Editing | Clément Bellorini | Editor |
