-
Documentary / Climbing Journal
Rough feels good!
Max Reichel (2012)
Rough feels good! is a documentary about mixed climbing that takes place in Coire An Lochain and Dunkeld Cave Crag. It was directed by Franz Hinterbrandner in 2012 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Charly Fritzer, Matthias Wurzer, Will Sim and Greg Boswell.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2012
- Germany
- 29 min
Rough feels good! is a documentary about mixed climbing that takes place in Coire An Lochain and Dunkeld Cave Crag. It was directed by Franz Hinterbrandner in 2012 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Charly Fritzer, Matthias Wurzer, Will Sim and Greg Boswell.Climbing locations
-
Documentary / Climbing Journal
La Esfinge
Max Reichel (2014)
La Esfinge is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in La Esfinge and Hatun Machay. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2014 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Dani Moreno and Eduard Marín Garcia.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2014
- Germany
- 10 min
La Esfinge is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in La Esfinge and Hatun Machay. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2014 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Dani Moreno and Eduard Marín Garcia.Climbing locations
Availability
Watch Free -
Documentary / Climbing Journal
3 seasons
Max Reichel (2002)
3 seasons is a documentary about ice climbing that takes place in Yosemite National Park and Berchtesgaden National Park. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2002 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Thomas Huber, Alexander Huber, Michael Grassl and Dean Potter.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2002
- Germany
- 30 min
3 seasons is a documentary about ice climbing that takes place in Yosemite National Park and Berchtesgaden National Park. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2002 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Thomas Huber, Alexander Huber, Michael Grassl and Dean Potter.Climbing locations
-
Documentary / Chronicle
Getschooo!
Max Reichel (2007)
Getschooo! is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Cima Grande Di Lavaredo and El Capitan. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2007 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Thomas Huber and Alexander Huber.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2007
- Germany
- 75 min
Getschooo! is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Cima Grande Di Lavaredo and El Capitan. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2007 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Thomas Huber and Alexander Huber.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY -
Documentary / Expedition Journal
Close call with Mount Asgard
Max Reichel (2013)
Close call with Mount Asgard is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Mount Asgard. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2013 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Alexander Huber, Thomas Huber and Mario Walder.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2013
- Germany
- 52 min
Close call with Mount Asgard is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Mount Asgard. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2013 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Alexander Huber, Thomas Huber and Mario Walder.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY -
Documentary / Portrait
Free solo
Max Reichel (2010)
Free solo is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Mallo Pisón and Cima Grande Di Lavaredo. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2010 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Alexander Huber, Reinhold Messner, Maria Huber, Thomas Huber Sr. and Guido Unterwurzacher.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2010
- Germany
- 53 min
Free solo is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Mallo Pisón and Cima Grande Di Lavaredo. It was directed by Max Reichel in 2010 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Alexander Huber, Reinhold Messner, Maria Huber, Thomas Huber Sr. and Guido Unterwurzacher.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY Video on Demand -
Documentary / Expedition Journal
Eternal Flame
Max Reichel (2009)
Eternal Flame is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Nameless Tower. It was directed by Franz Hinterbrandner in 2009 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Thomas Huber, Alexander Huber, Wolfgang Güllich, Kurt Albert, Mario Walder, Franz Hinterbrandner and others.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2009
- Germany
- 70 min
Eternal Flame is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Nameless Tower. It was directed by Franz Hinterbrandner in 2009 and produced by Timeline Productions. It features Thomas Huber, Alexander Huber, Wolfgang Güllich, Kurt Albert, Mario Walder, Franz Hinterbrandner and others.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY Video on Demand -
Documentary / Climbing Journal
The center of the universe
Franz Hinterbrandner (2003)
Four days in the life of Alexander Huber in Yosemite Valley. Living the typical Yosemite lifestyle, Alex is not only seriously contemplating his goal of establishing the new route "El Corazon". The film shows the unique style of climbing in Yosemite, as well as a piece of history including commentary by Heinz Zak, Jim Bridwell, Lynn Hill and Alexander Huber.Franz Hinterbrandner, Max Reichel
- 2003
- Germany
- 51 min
Four days in the life of Alexander Huber in Yosemite Valley. Living the typical Yosemite lifestyle, Alex is not only seriously contemplating his goal of establishing the new route "El Corazon". The film shows the unique style of climbing in Yosemite, as well as a piece of history including commentary by Heinz Zak, Jim Bridwell, Lynn Hill and Alexander Huber.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY Video on Demand -
Documentary / Expedition Journal
Eiszeit
Max Reichel (2008)
During a six-week trip to Queen Maud Land in Antarctica, Bavarian brothers Alex and Thomas Huber, along with Stephan Siegrist from Switzerland, climbed new routes on two enormous, otherworldy rock towers thrusting from the ice cap. The trio made the first ascent of the 2,500-foot west face of Holtanna, the north buttress of Holtanna, and the west buttress of Ulvetanna. A film by Max Reichel and Franz Hinterbrandner produced by Timeline Productions.Max Reichel, Franz Hinterbrandner
- 2008
- Germany
- 52 min
During a six-week trip to Queen Maud Land in Antarctica, Bavarian brothers Alex and Thomas Huber, along with Stephan Siegrist from Switzerland, climbed new routes on two enormous, otherworldy rock towers thrusting from the ice cap. The trio made the first ascent of the 2,500-foot west face of Holtanna, the north buttress of Holtanna, and the west buttress of Ulvetanna. A film by Max Reichel and Franz Hinterbrandner produced by Timeline Productions.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY Video on Demand -
Documentary / Expedition Journal
Antarctica - Climbing in the perpetual ice
Max Reichel (2009)
During a six-week trip to Queen Maud Land in Antarctica, Bavarian brothers Alex and Thomas Huber, along with Stephan Siegrist from Switzerland, climbed new routes on two enormous, otherworldy rock towers thrusting from the ice cap. The trio made the first ascent of the 2,500-foot west face of Holtanna, the north buttress of Holtanna, and the west buttress of Ulvetanna. Shortened version of the fifty minutes documentary 'Eiszeit: Reflexion einer expedition'.Antarctica - Climbing in the perpetual ice
- 2009
- Germany
- 27 min
During a six-week trip to Queen Maud Land in Antarctica, Bavarian brothers Alex and Thomas Huber, along with Stephan Siegrist from Switzerland, climbed new routes on two enormous, otherworldy rock towers thrusting from the ice cap. The trio made the first ascent of the 2,500-foot west face of Holtanna, the north buttress of Holtanna, and the west buttress of Ulvetanna. Shortened version of the fifty minutes documentary 'Eiszeit: Reflexion einer expedition'.Climbing locations
-
Documentary / Expedition Journal
Bavarian Direct
Franz Hinterbrandner (2013)
The brothers Alex and Thomas Huber, together with the Tyrolean Mario Walder join forces in the summer of 2012 on the island of Baffin to complete the liberation of Bavarian direct (700 m of route and originally ranked as 6b/A3) in the South Tower of Mount Asgard. Its chaining, made in roped style alternating the pitches, places this route in the second step of the difficulty in Arctic rock (with a maximum degree of 8a+, very close to the 8b that the brothers Pou and Hansjörg Auer gave to their 'The door' in Perfection Valley). The Germans solved the pitch left by the Belgians and Silvia Vidal in 2009. In the film the Huber brothers meet the German team that opened the route in 1996 and the Belgian team who almost free-climbed it in 2009.Franz Hinterbrandner, Max Reichel
- 2013
- Germany
- 75 min
The brothers Alex and Thomas Huber, together with the Tyrolean Mario Walder join forces in the summer of 2012 on the island of Baffin to complete the liberation of Bavarian direct (700 m of route and originally ranked as 6b/A3) in the South Tower of Mount Asgard. Its chaining, made in roped style alternating the pitches, places this route in the second step of the difficulty in Arctic rock (with a maximum degree of 8a+, very close to the 8b that the brothers Pou and Hansjörg Auer gave to their 'The door' in Perfection Valley). The Germans solved the pitch left by the Belgians and Silvia Vidal in 2009. In the film the Huber brothers meet the German team that opened the route in 1996 and the Belgian team who almost free-climbed it in 2009.Climbing locations
Availability
DVD / BLU-RAY Video on Demand
