I Believe I can Fly is a 40-minute documentary directed by indie filmmaker Sebastien Montaz-Rosset. The film follows two French adrenaline seekers Tancrede and Julien as they travel to lofty heights in the Norwegian fjords. The pair are there for a spot of rock climging, BASE jumping, and highlining, a form of tightrope walking that is done at vertigo-inducing heights. Highlining is often done without the use of a fall leash.
Montaz-Rosset follows their progress at the awe-inspiring location and what follows is an excerpt from his documentary.