Patagonia

In 2010, professional climber Majka Burhardt saw a photo of the 2,000-foot granite face of Mount Namuli. Fueled by curiosity, Burhardt led a team of biologists, conservationists, and rock climbers on a daring and unconventional expedition to Mozambique’s second highest mountain and one of the world’s most ­threatened habitats. Namuli is a community-backed film about the expedition.

In the spring of 2012 climber Hayden Kennedy completed the first ascent of the hardest climb in Indian Creek, Utah, calling it the Carbondale Short Bus (5.14-). This short documents the ascent.

A highball honeymoon in Bishop is a documentary about bouldering that takes place in Bishop. It was directed by Andrew Burr in 2012 and produced by Patagonia. It features Sonnie Trotter and Lydia Zamorano.

Tracing the edge - Colin Haley is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Johannesburg Mountain and Fitz Roy. It was directed by Fitz Cahall in 2010 and produced by Duct Tape Then Beer. It features Colin Haley and Misty Haley.

Timmy O'Neill is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in El Capitan and The Flatirons. It was directed by Andy Maser in 2012 and produced by Andy Maser Films. It is a part of the series Wild Love. It features Timmy O'Neill, Amanda Salzman and Sean O'Neill.

The Triple Header is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Chiefs Head Peak and The Spearhead. It was directed by Jeremy Collins in 2012 and produced by Patagonia. It features Tommy Caldwell and Jeremy Collins.

Jeremy Collins and Mikey Schaefer climb a new route on Yosemite Valley’s Middle Cathedral in honor of two friends recently killed in a climbing accident. A tribute to Jonny Copp and Micah Dash, a response to both the catastrophe and the beauty that restores in wild places.

Repentance, Remission is a documentary about mixed climbing that takes place in Cathedral Ledge. It was directed by Jim Surette in 2011 and produced by Granite Films. It features Steve House.

Since he was a young climber, Patagonia ambassador and photographer Mikey Schaefer has been simultaneously drawn and repelled by the ferocity of the world’s greatest mountains, and in the last decade he’s made an annual pilgrimage to El Chaltén, Argentina, to ferret out new routes. The photos he has taken during his time there have propelled him into a career in photography. Now, his images and film footage capture the imagination of today’s young climbers who aspire to climb in the windswept wilderness of Patagonia.

Masters of stone V - Five is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Indian Creek and Crackhouse. It was directed by Eric Perlman in 2000 and produced by Perlman Productions. It is a part of the series Masters of stone (5/6). It features Dean Potter, Steph Davis, Scott Burk, Will Oxx, Dave Barlia, Erik Weihenmayer and others.

Tommy Caldwell may be the hardest-working man in climbing. From his epic free routes on El Cap, to his early days of cutting edge sport climbing, Caldwell continues to push the limits of hard free climbing. In this recent video, Making Tommy, filmmaker Chris Alstrin explores Caldwell’s roots, beginning with his first climb in Estes Park at the age of three, to his current battle with El Cap’s Dawn Wall project.

WayPoint Namibia is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Orabeskopf. It was directed by Chris Alstrin in 2009 and produced by Alstrin Films. It features Majka Burhardt, Peter Doucette and Kate Rutherford.