Peter Habeler, born in 1942 in Mayrhofen, Austria, is renowned not just for his groundbreaking mountaineering feats but also for his compelling contributions to film. His most notable work, *Everest Unmasked* (1978), captures the extraordinary first ascent of Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen, a monumental achievement he accomplished alongside Reinhold Messner. This film is a must-have for collectors, as it not only chronicles a pivotal moment in climbing history but also offers rare insights into the challenges and triumphs of high-altitude exploration. Collectors are particularly drawn to Habeler’s work for its authentic portrayal of the spirit of adventure and the challenges of mountaineering. His contributions to the genre extend beyond just *Everest Unmasked*, as his story intertwines with the evolution of climbing films, showcasing the transition from siege tactics to alpine-style climbs. As a figure who shaped both mountaineering and its representation in film, Habeler's legacy continues to inspire and attract those passionate about physical media and the stories behind the films that document our world.