The highest peak in the world is no longer a secret for Inoxtag, who, in the context of a very long documentary lasting almost 3 hours, recounted his ascent of Everest. But the YouTuber is not done with this mountain and the story it tells there, as he prepares to reveal thirty minutes of never-before-seen images.
Thirty exclusive minutes
In Kaizen, the 22-year-old cameraman told how he trained for several months to climb some of the highest mountains in the world, including Everest, the culmination of a documentary of the event, which he saw for the first time on the day in the cinema, with more of 340,000 tickets sold. Its broadcast on YouTube was crowned with success, accumulating more than 30 million views in a few days.
However, the announced bonus could include the exclusive ten minutes of the theatrical release, but there is nothing to confirm this at the moment.
A theatrical release that also generates controversy. Accused of not having respected the rules, particularly in terms of media chronology – with too many rooms and projections – the partners of the documentary, including the distributor MK2, were reported to the Public Ministry.
The YouTuber did not comment on the issue, nor did his representatives, and this does not appear to have unduly disrupted the marketing plan around Kaizen. This will also benefit from a broadcast on TF1 on October 8.
Source: BFM TV
