The Mountain

Year: 1956

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: English

Director: Edward Dmytryk

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The film delivers nonstop excitement and suspense as selfish Chris Teller forces his older brother, a reclusive retired climber, to join him on a dangerous Alpine ascent. Their goal is to scour the crash site of a downed plane and loot the bodies of the victims, sparking tension and moral conflict.

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