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Release Date:
May 19, 2022
Original Title:
Jonas Deichmann - Das Limit bin nur ich
Genres:
Documentary
Production Companies:
Ravir Film
Ratings / Certifications:
N/A
Runtime: 105
If you had to give Jonas Deichmann a job description, then "adventurer" would probably be the most appropriate description. He is a world record holder and extreme athlete and had Markus Weinberg accompany him with his camera for his latest project. The plan: Jonas wants to complete the longest triathlon of all time, which should take him around the world. From Munich it should go back to Munich and that both running, swimming and on the bike. The journey begins turbulent and chaotic in the middle of the corona pandemic. Virtually overnight, previously planned travel routes become impassable. Border crossings that used to be easy are now becoming a complicated undertaking. But there are also rays of hope: During his 14-month journey, the “crazy German” became a phenomenon for people, giving them hope again in dark times.
Co-Director:
Steffi Rostoski
Director:
Markus Weinberg
Director of Photography:
Markus Weinberg
Daniel Rintz
Armin Riedel
Alejandro Rivas
Pheline Hanke
Roberto Lira
Uwe Nadler
Andrey Bavchenkov
Dorit Jessner
Jonas Deichmann
Hans Bauer
Editor:
Javier Sobremazas
Music:
Dan Riley
Johannes Gerstengarbe
Producer:
Uwe Nadler
Dorit Jessner
Sound:
Hans Bauer
Siegfried Michael Wagner
Sound Designer:
Edward Sikorski
Sound Mixer:
Edward Sikorski
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