Wings of Courage
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Wings of Courage (1995) is the world's first dramatic picture shot in the IMAX-format. Additionally, it was the first 3D IMAX fiction film. It cost $20 million to make [1].
Directed by acclaimed French filmmaker Jean-Jacques Annaud and written by him along with scriptwriter Alain Godard, the 40-minute film tells the real-life story of early airmail pilot Henri Guillaumet (Craig Sheffer), whose small plane crashes in the Andes, forcing him to trek back to civilization on foot. Meanwhile we follow his family and friends at home and their growing concern for him. Elizabeth McGovern, Val Kilmer and Tom Hulce also star.
[edit] Cast
- Craig Sheffer - Henri Guillaumet
- Elizabeth McGovern - Noelle Guillaumet
- Tom Hulce - Antoine de Saint-Exupery
- Val Kilmer - Jean Mermoz
- Ken Pogue - Pierre Deley
- Ron Sauvé - Jean-Rene Lefebvre
- Molly Parker
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