Cannibals and Crampons Extreme Lives

In 2001, Bruce Parry and Mark Anstice, two British ex army officers, set out to climb the unscaled face of Mandela, a remote mountain rising above the dense tropical jungle of New Guinea. To get there, they had to travel through some of the world’s most unexplored terrain, a lost world still inhabited by supposed cannibals. All they took with them was what they carried on their backs, and two video cameras. This is their extraordinary story.