Freeskiers Matthias "Hauni" Haunholder and Matthias Mayr spent a year planning to ski the highest peak of Eastern Siberia, Gora Pobeda. The Chersky Mountain Range, seen from above, appeared as a daunting White Maze. Gora Pobeda is not only steep and icy but also extremely remote, with the nearest village 350 km away and the closest helicopter and hospital 1300 km distant. In temperatures dropping below -60°C, their small team faces a narrow time window for ascent and descent. Relying on a nomadic family for support, they embark on this seemingly impossible mission. Grivel Golden Axe Award - Adventure Outdoor Fest 2017. Mario Bello Award - Trento Film Festival 2017. Best Skiing Film - Film Festival Flix 2017. Best Skiing Film - Mountain & Adventure Film Festival 2017. Best Film - FICTS 2017. Winner - Milano Mountain Festival 2017. Winner - Filmfestival Kitzbuhel 2017. Grand Prix Award - Horsky Film Festival 2017. Grand Prize - Nuovi Mondi Film Fest 2017. Award - Nature Track Film Festival 2017. Best Documentary - Festival di Taranto 2017. Best Film - Zagreb TourFilm Festival 2017. Best Sport Movie - Azursportfilm Festival 2017. Winner - Amorgos Island Festival 2017. Best Documentary - Hero and Time Festival 2017. Official Selections 2016: Bansko Film Fest, International Outdoor Filmfestival.