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Drama / Adventure
Gripped - Climbing the Killer Pillar
Ben Galland (2020)
While bouldering with her friend Jade, Rose, a gym climber from Los Angeles, falls for Bret, an experienced outdoorsman. She talks him into taking her -against his better judgment- on a famous, advanced rock-climbing route called 'Killer Pillar'. Disaster strikes when Bret falls and suffers a serious head injury and torn shoulder. With no way to go but up, Rose has to lead the climb to the summit. When night falls they still have a long way to go and are forced to bivouac on a cliffside ledge. The next day, as a storm approaches, Bret drifts in and out of consciousness. It's up to Rose to save them both.Gripped - Climbing the Killer Pillar
- 2020
- USA
- 89 min
While bouldering with her friend Jade, Rose, a gym climber from Los Angeles, falls for Bret, an experienced outdoorsman. She talks him into taking her -against his better judgment- on a famous, advanced rock-climbing route called 'Killer Pillar'. Disaster strikes when Bret falls and suffers a serious head injury and torn shoulder. With no way to go but up, Rose has to lead the climb to the summit. When night falls they still have a long way to go and are forced to bivouac on a cliffside ledge. The next day, as a storm approaches, Bret drifts in and out of consciousness. It's up to Rose to save them both.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Climbing Journal
Gone West
Caedmon Mullin (2004)
The eagerly awaited Big Pebbles South West bouldering video is still eagerly awaited!! However, I have been keeping my eye on progress and it won't be long now! The film will include footage from venues throughout the South West, including the beaches of the North Coast, Dartmoor, West Penwith and The South Cornish Coast.- 2004
- UK
The eagerly awaited Big Pebbles South West bouldering video is still eagerly awaited!! However, I have been keeping my eye on progress and it won't be long now! The film will include footage from venues throughout the South West, including the beaches of the North Coast, Dartmoor, West Penwith and The South Cornish Coast.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Climbing Journal
No comment
Richard Schipflinger (2002)
No comment is a documentary about bouldering that takes place in Cresciano and Frankenjura. It was directed by Richard Schipflinger in 2002 and produced by Riroc Pictures. It features Ben Moon, Jerry Moffatt, Bernd Zangerl, David Lama, Much Mayr, Mauro Calibani and others.Richard Schipflinger, Gerhard Hörhager
- 2002
- Austria
- 71 min
No comment is a documentary about bouldering that takes place in Cresciano and Frankenjura. It was directed by Richard Schipflinger in 2002 and produced by Riroc Pictures. It features Ben Moon, Jerry Moffatt, Bernd Zangerl, David Lama, Much Mayr, Mauro Calibani and others.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Climbing Journal
New River Gorge
Steven Crawford (1986)
This is an introduction to one of America's most spectacular rock climbing areas, The New River Gorge. This video, originally released in 1996, showcases over 30 classic sport and trad climbs ranging from 5.6 to 5.13. This rock climbing video shows that at New River Gorge in West Virginia, there is something for every climber. It is fantastically rich with a diversity of routes unseen on any other video.- 1986
- USA
- 63 min
This is an introduction to one of America's most spectacular rock climbing areas, The New River Gorge. This video, originally released in 1996, showcases over 30 classic sport and trad climbs ranging from 5.6 to 5.13. This rock climbing video shows that at New River Gorge in West Virginia, there is something for every climber. It is fantastically rich with a diversity of routes unseen on any other video.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Climbing Journal
The Wadi Rum Expedition
Jean Gamilovskij (2007)
The Wadi Rum Expedition is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Wadi Rum. It was directed by Jean Gamilovskij in 2007 and produced by FA Climbing Films. It features Heidi Wirtz, Chris Kalous, Ben Firth and Aaron Black.- 2007
- Canada
- 52 min
The Wadi Rum Expedition is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Wadi Rum. It was directed by Jean Gamilovskij in 2007 and produced by FA Climbing Films. It features Heidi Wirtz, Chris Kalous, Ben Firth and Aaron Black.Climbing locations
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Project - American Fork
George Bruce Wilson (2012)
Project - American Fork és un documental sobre escalada en roca que té lloc a American Fork Canyon. Dirigit per George Bruce Wilson el 2012 i produït per Three Peak Films. Al film hi apareix James Litz, Mike Beck, Boone Speed i Joe Kinder.- 2012
- USA
Project - American Fork és un documental sobre escalada en roca que té lloc a American Fork Canyon. Dirigit per George Bruce Wilson el 2012 i produït per Three Peak Films. Al film hi apareix James Litz, Mike Beck, Boone Speed i Joe Kinder.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Chronicle
Push it
Jen Randall (2012)
Want to see what it takes to get a job done with unique style and grace – and friendship intact? Let these two women show you as they attempt their first big wall climb ever – El Capitan in Yosemite. Though yearning for greater confidence, they are inspiring from start to finish. You go! We’re behind you all the way!- 2012
- UK
- 31 min
Want to see what it takes to get a job done with unique style and grace – and friendship intact? Let these two women show you as they attempt their first big wall climb ever – El Capitan in Yosemite. Though yearning for greater confidence, they are inspiring from start to finish. You go! We’re behind you all the way!Climbing locations
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Documentary / Chronicle
Call it what you want
Dave Gill (2008)
This film follows Kendal climber George Ullrich as he challenges himself over a year, at home in the U.K. and further afield. Viewers see him climb Lake District test pieces, skip the bolts on the "Bachar-Yerian", nail Californian first ascents and solo above the ocean in Mallorca. As problematic situations arise, the film asks other notable climbers how they deal with the issues and ideas that drive the sport. "Call It What You Want" asks the question: "What is truly important in rock climbing?"- 2008
- UK
- 44 min
This film follows Kendal climber George Ullrich as he challenges himself over a year, at home in the U.K. and further afield. Viewers see him climb Lake District test pieces, skip the bolts on the "Bachar-Yerian", nail Californian first ascents and solo above the ocean in Mallorca. As problematic situations arise, the film asks other notable climbers how they deal with the issues and ideas that drive the sport. "Call It What You Want" asks the question: "What is truly important in rock climbing?"Climbing locations
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Hard grit
Mark Turnbull (1998)
"Hard Grit" is the definitive insight into the most beautiful, yet dangerous genre of British climbing. Played out on the gritstone edges of the Pennines, this film has, for the first time, captured truly historic ascents of grit's ultimate climbs.- 1998
- UK
- 63 min
"Hard Grit" is the definitive insight into the most beautiful, yet dangerous genre of British climbing. Played out on the gritstone edges of the Pennines, this film has, for the first time, captured truly historic ascents of grit's ultimate climbs.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Portrait
The big issue
Sid Perou (1996)
The big issue is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Ilkley and Curbar Edge. It was directed by Sid Perou in 1996 and produced by Northern Films. It features John Dunne.- 1996
- UK
- 40 min
The big issue is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Ilkley and Curbar Edge. It was directed by Sid Perou in 1996 and produced by Northern Films. It features John Dunne.Climbing locations
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Documentary / Climbing Journal
Between the rain
Mark Reeves (2003)
Between the rain is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Slate and Porth Ysgo. It was directed by Mark Reeves in 2003 and produced by Dringo Productions. It features Pete Robins, James McHaffie, Ben Bransby, Ivan Tresch, Neil Dyer, Matt Perrier and others.- 2003
- UK
- 62 min
Between the rain is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Slate and Porth Ysgo. It was directed by Mark Reeves in 2003 and produced by Dringo Productions. It features Pete Robins, James McHaffie, Ben Bransby, Ivan Tresch, Neil Dyer, Matt Perrier and others.Climbing locations
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