Ghost of the Mountains (2017)

Ghost of the Mountains follows the daring journey of Disney Nature filmmakers, venturing into the raw and remote habitats of the rarely seen snow leopard in the rugged mountains of China. The documentary gives a mesmerizing view into the challenging quest to capture footage of the elusive ghost cat, exposing both the striking landscapes and the harsh conditions that wildlife endures. The crew, battling the brutal weather and treacherous terrain, strives to document the mystical and secluded world of these remarkable creatures, providing insights into their secluded world and survival tactics.

Length: 1h18m
Genre: Documentary, Family, Adventure
This Title is: Educational, Inspiring

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Trailer

Cast

• Antoine Fuqua as Narrator

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: G (General Audiences)

The documentary showcases wildlife in their natural habitat and does not contain offensive material.

Trivia

• Snow leopards are often referred to as the “ghosts of the mountains” due to their elusive and solitary nature.
• The Disney Nature team spent over 90 days in the frigid and treacherous Himalayas to capture the enchanting footage of snow leopards in the wild.

Our Review

Ghost of the Mountains transports viewers to the towering peaks and isolated valleys of China’s mountain ranges, a compelling journey marked by the relentless pursuit of capturing one of the world’s most secretive big cats on film. The cinematography is spectacular, embedding audiences into the staggering heights and vast landscapes, unfolding the visceral beauty and peril within which the snow leopard thrives. Though the documentary follows a straightforward narrative, it delivers moments of genuine tension and awe, making the viewing both enlightening and visually splendid. The efforts of the filmmaking team are palpable throughout, and their endurance brings forward a noteworthy cinematic spectacle.

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