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25. Augsburger Kinderfilmfest
17. März - 25. März 2007

19. Tage des unabhängigen Films
20. März - 25. März 2007

14. Augsburger Kurzfilmwochenende
21. März - 25. März 2007

15. Cinema of Tomorrow Internationales Symposium
junger Filmemacher und Filmstudenten
19. März - 25. März 2007

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Filmtage Augsburg 2007
19. Days of independent film
20. März - 25. März 2007

Am Limit (To The Limit)

Country:	Deutschland / Österreich 2006

Director:	Pepe Danquart

Runtime:	95 min.

Cast:	(Mitwirkende) Alexander Huber, Thomas Huber

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		Guests: Director Pepe Danquart! To the Limitis the story of two brothers, Alexander and Thomas Huber, who have been testing themselves in the mountains since early childhood.


Today they are known to be among the world’s best sport and alpine climbers, impressing the world with their courage and breathtaking exploits. They are brothers who trust their lives to each other in the mountains but who go their separate ways in private life; brothers who experience conflict because of their opposite ways yet who are as inseparable as twins; brothers searching for their limits.

They are risk-takers in the extreme.

Now Alexander and Thomas have set out to break the record in speed climbing at the wall of all walls, El Capitan in Yosemite Valley, California.

Pepe Danquart was born in 1955 and studied Communications from 1975-1981. He received an Academy Award in 1994 for his widely acclaimed short Black Rider (Schwarzfahrer, 1993). Together with Mirjam Quinte, he co-directed Passt bloss auf ... (1980) and Off Season (Nach Saison, 1996). His other films include: Daedalus (1991), a segment of Das 7. Jahr - Ansichten zur Lage der Nation (1997), Playboys (1998), Heimspiel (2000) which won him the German Film Award in Gold for Best Director in 2000, Moerderinnen (2001), Semana Santa (2002), Hell on Wheels (Hoellentour, 2004, in co-direction with Werner Swiss Schweizer), C(R)OOK (Basta. Rotwein oder tot sein, 2004), and To the Limit (Am Limit, 2007), among others.