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## The Curse of Dyatlov Pass

In February 1959, a group of nine Soviet tourists went missing in the mountains of the northern Urals. Two weeks later, their bodies were found at the base of Mount Otorten, which in the language of the indigenous people meant "the mountain of the Dead." The place was named after the leader of the expedition, Igor Dyatlov.

Years later, American student Holly King became so interested in this case that she decided to gather a new group and go to this mysterious place. The catalyst was a film about an expedition by American scientists who tried to solve the mystery of the Dyatlov group's death but achieved no success. Holly's professor suggested she take up this case for her psychology project, and she invited her friend Jensen to work on it as a film director.

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The first stage of the journey is a flight from Oregon to Chyoburkovo, from where the group will head to the mountain of the dead named by the Mansi people due to a series of unexplained deaths and mysterious disappearances. The expedition included sound engineer Denise, climber Andy (the president of the Northwest Pathfinders Association who has conquered all the steep peaks in the USA), and his friend Hower, who spent a whole year conquering the Himalayas.

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After gathering the group, the students began to prepare, buying rations, studying maps, and training in the mountains. On January 25th, the team set off. Sometime later, news broke across all US TV channels about the disappearance of five Oregon students in the Ural mountains. Rescuers managed to find their belongings - tents, backpacks, and other equipment.

During their journey, the group encounters several strange occurrences. They meet Sergey, who tells them that his aunt, an English teacher, participated in the search for the Dyatlov group in 1959 and claimed that not nine, but 11 bodies were found near the mountain of the Dead, and next to the last two, which looked very different from the others, lay some unknown device.

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At the Dyatlov Pass, the group finds the places where the bodies of the original expedition were found. They also discover an abandoned meteorological station around which they find the same strange tracks resembling human ones but with no beginning or end. In the station's booth, they find a torn-out human tongue, which panics Denise.

As the group continues their exploration, they unexpectedly come to the Dyatlov Pass, the very place where the nine people set up camp in 1959. Holly marks the places where their bodies were found, and the group discusses the strange circumstances surrounding their deaths.

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During their stay, the group experiences several strange occurrences, including the GPS and compass stopping working, a high level of radiation, and the discovery of an entrance to a bunker. After an avalanche kills Denise and injures Andy, the group is attacked by two humanoid mutants, which they barely manage to escape.

The story then shifts back to 1959, when a Soviet girl from the search team finds the bodies of the original Dyatlov expedition. The soldiers take the bodies to the bunker, where they discover the unusual clothing and the naked bodies of Holly and Jensen, which now look like mutant bodies.

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The found footage effect combined with the acting, special effects, and magnificent locations creates a thrilling and mysterious narrative that explores the legacy of the Dyatlov Pass incident.