00:00The Wilderness is certainly a character in this movie.
00:02We shot in some of the most beautiful countryside you've ever seen.
00:07It's staggering.
00:08Getting up there in these glaciers, getting up in the mountains,
00:11it was incredibly challenging,
00:14but it gave us access to areas that had never been filmed in before.
00:20Nature is a canvas, and letting nature speak for itself
00:24and then using that as an arena for a story,
00:26there's just something very special about that.
00:31I grew up in the Ozarks.
00:33I spent a lot of time outside shooting in this deep, enchanted forest
00:36with rock formations and rivers.
00:38I feel very at home, even at peace.
00:42When you're surrounded by mountains coming up on all sides,
00:45it just has that expansive feeling of being swallowed by nature.
00:52Being in those environments was so physically demanding.
00:55Ready?
00:58Whatever the weather was, we were filming.
01:00This crew was impressive,
01:02hauling out massive amounts of gear through ravines and over hills.
01:09The land, the mountains, the trees, the river, the water,
01:13all became a singular character.
01:16It's primal.
01:18It has its own voice.
01:20Coming through these experiences,
01:23we all walked away going,
01:24we'll never get to do that again.
01:26That was really special.
01:27Cody.
01:28Cody, what do you say we go find some trouble?
01:30What?
01:32Would you stay away?
01:34in the wind,
01:34where are you?
01:36By the way I should live.
01:36It's coming.
01:37The do-
01:37To me.
01:38The life is truly scary.
01:39I understand.
01:39All right.
01:39I'm sorry.
01:40But how did I do this thing?
01:42I'm sorry.
