Rooftopping is my art form: death-defying couple who climb tallest skyscrapers
The Netflix documentary "Skywalkers" follows Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus on their daring rooftopping adventures worldwide, showcasing their passion for art and adrenaline amidst personal struggles and societal criticisms.
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The Netflix documentary "Skywalkers" features Angela Nikolau and Ivan Beerkus, showcasing their risky "rooftopping" adventures atop skyscrapers worldwide. The film captures their daring climbs, breathtaking views, and intimate moments high above the ground. Nikolau and Beerkus, known for their death-defying stunts, share their passion for art and adrenaline in this visually stunning documentary. The couple's journey, from their beginnings in Moscow to scaling the second tallest building in the world, is depicted with a mix of danger and artistry. Despite the risks and challenges they face, including personal fears and societal criticisms, Nikolau and Beerkus continue to pursue their passion for rooftopping. The film not only explores their extreme feats but also delves into their relationship dynamics and emotional struggles. As they navigate the dangers and thrills of their unconventional lifestyle, the documentary offers viewers a glimpse into the world of these modern-day daredevils.
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