Daniel Sulaiman on Six Epic Treks, Friendship, Group Dynamics and Filmmaking
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Daniel Sulaiman has spent years walking some of the Alps’ bigger hut-to-hut routes with the same loose circle of friends, a camera, and a practical sense of what the mountains do to people. In this conversation, he talks about how those hikes became a yearly ritual, why he films them the way he does, and how group dynamics can become just as important as the landscape.
They discuss the Tour de Mont Blanc, Alta Via 1, the Stubai High Trail, and the Berliner Höhenweg, and what happens when the weather, food, altitude, and friendships all start asking something of you at the same time.
[9:07 AM]
00:00 - Daniel’s hiking films and how the project began
05:26 - Making long documentaries for the group
06:08 - Filming people, not just scenery
10:22 - The difficult Alta Via 1 trip
14:25 - Why a hike should be slightly challenging
16:45 - Carrying 18 to 20 kilos of camera gear
19:43 - Why the films stay private
21:38 - The Berliner Höhenweg and a missed lunch
24:30 - Fixing problems as a group
26:31 - Making the films for Teddy
29:43 - Comparing the different hikes
38:01 - A tough section of the Berliner Höhenweg
41:38 - Merel joins the group
44:51 - The camera setup and charging in mountain huts
47:42 - Future trips and advice for Teddy
52:23 - Challenge yourself, but do it together