| The Climb | |
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| Directed by | John Schmidt |
| Written by | Patrick Egan Robert Pierce |
| Produced by | John Schmidt for Dean River Productions |
| Starring | Jason George Ned Vaughn Dabney Coleman David Stuart Kyli Santiago |
| Cinematography | Roger Boller |
| Edited by | John Schmidt |
| Distributed by | World Wide Pictures |
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Running time | 101 minutes |
| Country | United States |
| Language | English |
The Climb is a 2002 American drama film directed by John Schmidt and distributed by World Wide Pictures. [1]
This is a Christian film about two rock climbers who meet during a rescue and get a chance to realize a climb of a lifetime, but they unexpectedly have to work together. Derrick (Jason George) is a selfish person who wants to do the big climb solo, and Michael (Ned Vaughn) is a Christian person with a good heart. They are a special team, two totally different people with different life goals and views -- but they use the same climbing technique. There are themes of egoism, responsibility, and forgiveness. [2]
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