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This documentary is dedicated to the videographer’s ascent of Everest undertaken in early April. It will be previewed in cinemas on Friday, September 13 and the following day on YouTube.
He had deserted social networks for several months: the famous videographer and streamer Inoxtag, who has nearly 8 million subscribers, made his big comeback this Saturday on Youtube. Around 3 p.m., the 22-year-old published the trailer for his documentary, dedicated to his ascent of Everest undertaken in April. Called «Kaizen»the film will be previewed on Friday, September 13 in several hundred cinemas in France, Belgium, Luxembourg and Switzerland. It will then be available the following day on YouTube.
By recounting his extraordinary expedition, Inoxtag hopes to impress and inspire his followers.». “Kaizen is the story of each of us. During our life, we will all one day have an Everest to climb… physical, mental, professional, family. Each day brings us a project and we must find within ourselves the desire to undertake, the resources to go further, why not achieve it and inspire others”, claims the young YouTuber in the press kit accompanying the release of the film.
An expedition that kept the Internet in suspense
This documentary will also be an opportunity to lift the veil on the questions that have remained unanswered since the videographer’s departure five months ago. During this time, the most curious Internet users had engaged in a real investigation to find out if Inoxtag, Inès Benazzouz by her real name, had managed to take up her challenge. Others, in reference to her expedition, had filmed themselves stopping breathing. Those who feared for her health were reassured by the statements of her mountain guide, Mathis Dumas, who had announced the videographer’s return last May. “healthy” after his ascension.
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