

The Swiss Machine
Synopsis
Ueli Steck may be the greatest speed alpinist the world has ever seen. In this film he tells the stories of his record-breaking ascents in the Alps, accompanied by stunning aerial footage of him racing up 8,000 foot alpine faces. Ueli joins Alex Honnold in Yosemite to attempt speed records there. His ultimate goal: take his one-man alpine speed game to the largest, highest walls in the world.
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September 1, 2010
Wide Cinema Exhibition
Key Information & Fast Facts
- Director
- Peter Mortimer
- Original Title
- The Swiss Machine
- Country of Origin
- United States of America
- Spoken Languages
- English
- Runtime
- 19m
- Production Studios
- Sender Films
Creative Leadership & Key Crew
Peter Mortimer
Jim Aikman
Department Leadership Roster
Peter Mortimer
Director
Jim Aikman
Editor
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Frequently Asked Questions About The Swiss Machine
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What is The Swiss Machine about?
Ueli Steck may be the greatest speed alpinist the world has ever seen. In this film he tells the stories of his record-breaking ascents in the Alps, accompanied by stunning aerial footage of him racing up 8,000 foot alpine faces. Ueli joins Alex Honnold in Yosemite to attempt speed records there. His ultimate goal: take his one-man alpine speed game to the largest, highest walls in the world.
Who directed The Swiss Machine?
The Swiss Machine was directed by Peter Mortimer.
Who stars in The Swiss Machine?
The principal cast of The Swiss Machine includes Ueli Steck, Alex Honnold, Simone Moro, Volker Leuschner, Freddie Wilkinson.
When was The Swiss Machine released and how long is it?
The Swiss Machine was released in 2010 with a total runtime of 19m.


















