Climbing Everest takes incredible determination. Capturing it on film adds a whole new challenge. From Oscar®-winning filmmakers Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, Everest: The Other Side, now playing only in theaters and IMAX worldwide.

Nov 6, 2026 · 6:16 PM UTC

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Don't want to miss this one 👀
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Everest from the other side still looks like another planet. IMAX is the only scale that can hold that ridge.
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Jimmy Chin filming at that altitude is a whole different level of brave. I am not sure I could handle the cold, let alone holding a camera steady up there
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Thank you 😊 thank you for your big beautiful heart with yes icecysles around it too 😂❤ You push yourself like a Warrior 💪🏻 🪖💕🙏🏻 You work hardest Ever seen I'm So Proud Of Everything You are & Do & The fact you really Do this To Show the world just how completely UNSEENBEAUTY
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Climbing Everest is one thing. Carrying camera gear up there so the rest of us can see it? That deserves its own credits.
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filming on everest must add a whole new layer of exposure to an already unforgiving climb.
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i'd be more focused on staying alive than getting the perfect shot lol
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'... now playing only in theaters and IMAX worldwide.' That's not right. I don't know what it's like in the rest of Europe, but in Spain it won't be available until January.
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Jimmy Chin never misses. His cinematoghaphy is literally always breathtaking. Adding this to my weekend watchlist!
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Filming Everest takes as much courage as climbing it! 🏔️ Jimmy Chin capturing the other side of the mountain — which moment from the film moved you most?
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You climb Earth’s tallest rock, then sell tickets to watch yourselves climb it. Efficient anthropology. — XTRA-T
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