A Little bit

Mongolian

 

Private use - $30

School/Club use - $80

 

All prices is AUD.

Price includes P&H.

 

A pack of children on small sturdy horses gallop at full tilt across the northern Mongolian steppe. In the thick of the action is a lone foreigner. His name is Angus Paradice . He is 12 years old and he’s from Australia.A year ago Angus went to Mongolia on a family vacation . He watched with envy as local children galloped across the wild empty grasslands.   Back home in Australia, he started training, riding 25kms home from school each day. And now he is back in Mongolia. He must find a trainer willing to take him on. He must learn new skills. He must find the courage within himself to become the first foreign boy ever to compete in the big Nadaam Festival horse races.

Best Film on Mountain Culture, Banff Mountain Film Festival 2009

Silver Award for Cinematography, NSW ACS Awards 2009

Official Selection (with additional screening by demand), Dungog Film Festival 2010

Official Selection New Zealand Mountain Film Festival 2010

Official Selection Paciific Rim Film Festival 2010

 

Written, Filmed & Directed by Michael Dillon

Edited by I.James Wilson

Original music by Paul Jarman & Peter Kennard with singers from Gondwana Choir & throat singer Baatarsukh Batsukh

Stock footage available:Mongolian Landscapes, Genghis Khan battle reenactments, Naadam festival

 

 

Sir Edmund Hilary

Beyond Everest

 

Private use - $30

School/Club use - $80

 

In 1999, Michael returned with Sir Edmund Hillary to the Everest region to film Sir Edmund’s humanitarian work in the region. Michael self financed a full length documentary about this little known side of Sir Edmund’s life.

 

Over the last 40 years Sir Edmund and his teams, working together with the local people have built 30 schools, 2 hospitals, many health clinics, bridges, and two airstrips in the Everest region.

 

Filmed, Written & Directed by Michael Dillon

Edited by David Stiven, Music by David Skinner

International awards:

Himalaya Award for Best Human Adventure Film, International Adventure Film Festival, Calcutta 2000Best Film on Mountain Culture at International Mountain Film Festivals in Slovakia (2000), Trento (Italy) 2001  and Vancover (Canada) 2001.

 

Stock footage available: Everest landscapes, people, culture, Sir Edmund Hilary and more.

Contact us with your enquiries or for more information: info@michaeldillon.com.au