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La morada de Amirani is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Kazbek. It was directed by Antonio Perezgrueso in 2014 and produced by RTVE. It is a part of the series Al filo de lo imposible. It features Javier de la Cal, Jorge Palop, Francisco Soria, Francisco Javier Solabre, Isidoro Guijarro, Antonio Hidalgo and others.

Second episode of the Akademia Górska TOPR series. Educational films produced by the Tatra Mountain Rescue Service (TOPR). This episode starts with a brief history of the development of skiing in the area of Zakopane and then shows the key issues about skiing and ski mountaineering.

Jurek is a documentary about alpinism that takes place in Lhotse and Everest. It was directed by Paweł Wysoczański in 2014 and produced by Silesia Film. It features Jerzy 'Jurek' Kukuczka, Celina Kukuczka, Wojciech 'Voytek' Kurtyka, Janusz Majer, Ryszard Warecki, Artur Hajzer and others.

Beyond good and evil is a documentary about mixed climbing that takes place in Aiguille Des Pélerins. It was directed by Bertrand Delapierre in 2013 and produced by Bertrand Delapierre. It features Andy Parkin, Mark Twight, François Damilano, François Marsigny, Marion Poitevin, Sébastien Ratel and others.

Adam Ondra climbs two of the world's hardest boulder problems, suggesting V16 / 8C+ for both. First, Terranova, an extremely funky traverse at his home area near Brno, Czech Republic. Then Gioia, a problem in Varazze, Italy put up by Christian Core in 2008 and only repeated by Adam. Music by Abel Okugawa, Gramatik, The Gaucho and the Gremlin, and Talvihorros.

Spice girl is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Dyers Lookout and Gorge Du Taghia. It was directed by Peter Mortimer in 2013 and produced by Sender Films. It is a part of the series Reel Rock 8. It features Hazel Findlay, Steve Findlay, Tim Emmett, Dave Birkett, Alex Honnold, Emily Harrington and others.

The Sensei is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Mount Kinabalu and El Capitan. It was directed by Peter Mortimer in 2013 and produced by Sender Films. It is a part of the series Reel Rock 8. It features Yuji Hirayama, Daniel Woods, Sachi Amma, James Pearson, Caroline Ciavaldini, Hans Florine and others.

October 4th 2012, Flatanger, Norway. After incredible 3-month battle, Adam Ondra makes the first ascent of the new world´s hardest route. Adam names it Change and suggests the magic grade of 9b+. The limit of human´s possibilities has been shifted and the long adventurous trip of a few friends to the northern Europe slowly comes to the end...

A film portrait about the young world-class climber Alexander Megos. The viewers go on a four-part journey in search of the secret formula as they join Alex on his travels and during his climbing projects and get to know his home and origin. The viewers try to find proof, leaning on basic concepts from physics like gravity, friction, momentum, and others, of the existence of the formula. All four episodes take a look at Alex from different vantage points and different subject areas, always connected to an analogy from physics. The search for the formula leads to the conclusion that Alex is more than the sum of his traits.

Opportunities may be handed to you a little easier when you’re the son of a legend but that doesn’t guarantee success. Being dragged to Pakistan at the age of 1 for a climbing expedition only to come home with Chicken Pox and being told 'You’re never going to be as good as your father' would make any young child stay as far away from climbing as possible. Jess Roskelley the son of Legendary climber John Roskelley and the only American to receive a Piolet d’Or Lifetime Achievement Award for his climbing achievements thought the same way throughout his childhood until that one climb changed his entire life.

In November 2016, Pete Whittaker became the first person to complete a free climbing roped-solo ascent to El Capitan in under 24 hours, finishing in 20 hours and 6 minutes. Rope Solo Free climbing is a sport that few people know about and even fewer people do. We hear from Pete Whittaker, from his long time climbing partner Tom Randall, and from the big wall solo climbing expert Andy Kirkpatrick as they take us through the paces of what it really means to make a rope-solo-free ascent of El Cap.

Will Stanhope, a CMGA Guide, talks us through his philosophy on life 'as a guide' and showcases some of Tasmania’s best climbing. Last winter together with Sonnie Trotter and Cameron Maier, Will ventured down under to the fabled island. As he says... really an awesome place if you ever get a chance to visit; think high mountain crags, wave blasted sea cliffs, and some of the spindliest sea stacks on planet earth. Viewers beware: along with the climbing footage, there's a fair bit of head-scratching inside jokes in this video.