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Julien Carot
Asian Premiere
In 1996, Goran Kropp cycled from Sweden to Everest before climbing it entirely on his own. Twenty-eight years later, 22-year-old Jean Rouaux is picking up the torch in his own way. His goal: Ama Dablam, in the heart of Nepal. His starting point: Chamonix. 11,500 km by bike, 80,000 meters of elevation gain. A long journey marked by solitude, effort, and pushing personal limits. And what if the real adventure wasn¡¯t the summit¡¦ but the road to get there?
Jean Rouaux, 22 years old, decides to leave Chamonix by bike and travel all the way to Ama Dablam in Nepal to climb it. A long journey marked by solitude, effort, and pushing one's limits.
[Julien Carot, Director]
Julien Carot is an independent filmmaker based in Paris. He has directed several music videos and experimental short films, while also contributing to a wide range of projects through various post-production roles. Far Enough is his first documentary film.