It’s in this region, located in the middle of the Moroccan High Atlas Mountains, that you will live a unique experience during the HMDS Morocco.Īfter discovering the desert, your HMDS adventure will continue with a visit of the Ksar of Ait-ben-Haddou, a wonderful site that has marked the history of the region - a testimony of the southern Moroccan culture. You will start the HMDS week in the province of Ouarzazate, in the south of the country, at the edge of the Sahara. But the reward for enduring these shortcomings is an unparalleled opportunity to experience untold human strength.In addition to your experience into the desert, this unforgettable week of adventure will take you to discover Morocco, a country extremely rich in traditions, architecture, colors and for its people. Regrettably also, the coverage of the diversity of cultures and geography they ran past was necessarily cursory (note pun opportunity here).
At a few points when the team's mood was low, the film sank into an uncomfortable, bitchy reality TV format.
Given the impossible terrain-with sandstorms, heat, and access to virtually no local technology-the cinematography is outstanding, capturing the unimaginable beauty of the desert and handsomeness of the lonely, unfamiliar places the runners encountered. Words to live by! Anyone who sees this film is likely to consider expanding his or her personal goals. At the end one of the runners comments that we are all limited by the goals we set for ourselves. The documentary's biggest strength is its realistic account of ways that team members dealt with the inevitable struggles among them and with the doubts in each one's minds about the constant challenges, mental and physical. Running 4,500 miles is something most of us will never do, so how lucky we are to have a film that shows three men and a small support crew doing exactly this.
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