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National Geographic to Document Aron Ralston's 127 Hours Ordeal

National Geographic to Document Aron Ralston's 127 Hours Ordeal
Aron Ralston Of '127 Hours' Fame Gets Documentary From James Marsh · deadline.com

Aron Ralston, a mountain climber, got his arm trapped by a boulder in a Utah canyon in 2003.

He had to make a tough choice to cut off his arm to survive.

National Geographic is making a documentary using his raw footage from that time.

This documentary will show his real thoughts and struggle, unlike the movie '127 Hours' which was a fictional version of his story.

The documentary will be directed by James Marsh, who has won an Oscar for his previous work.

Key facts

Documentary Director
James Marsh
Production Company
Magna Studios
Release Platform
National Geographic
Incident Year
2003
Location
Bluejohn Canyon, Utah
Memoir Title
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Film Adaptation
127 Hours (2010)
Film Director
Danny Boyle

Quotes

James Marsh

Oscar-winning documentary filmmaker

““The recordings Aron made during his ordeal are unique and powerfully emotional, and they are an amazing gift to a filmmaker.””
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