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Episode of the Spanish series 'Sin límites - Pasión por la aventura' dedicated to rock climbing in the Todra Gorge (Morocco) and Valdehuesa (León, Spain), with David Vilaseñor. The series is a space that shows in each program two parallel challenges in two very different geographical contexts but with the same common denominator: risk sport and self-improvement. In each episode, the mountaineer Ignacio García Pinacho, accompanies Miguel Castañeda on a different adventure through the natural spaces of Castilla y León.

Episode of the Spanish series 'Sin límites - Pasión por la aventura' dedicated to Mount Kilimanjaro and la Mira (Sierra de Gredos, Spain), with Carlos Soria and Daniel Salas. The series is a space that shows in each program two parallel challenges in two very different geographical contexts but with the same common denominator: risk sport and self-improvement. In each episode, the mountaineer Ignacio García Pinacho, accompanies Miguel Castañeda on a different adventure through the natural spaces of Castilla y León.

Episode of the Spanish series 'Sin límites - Pasión por la aventura' dedicated to Mount Kenya and the Gran Galayo (2.215 m, Ávila, Spain), with Carlos Soria and Daniel Salas. The series is a space that shows in each program two parallel challenges in two very different geographical contexts but with the same common denominator: risk sport and self-improvement. In each episode, the mountaineer Ignacio García Pinacho, accompanies Miguel Castañeda on a different adventure through the natural spaces of Castilla y León.

National Geographic Creative photographer and North Face athlete Cory Richards worked with digital media company Blue Chalk to create a promotional piece to demonstrate the scope of his work and the passion and athleticism that accompanies him in the field. A Tribute to Discomfort brings the viewer through Cory’s stunning work, his unique sense of humor, and his quest to create photographs that relate a common humanity.

The quartet with Tamara and Hansjörg Lunger and the two Austrian camermen Matthias Aberer and Stefan Fritsche will be crossing the Braldu glacier in Pakistan with pulke sleds from 31 March 2013. At the beginning the feat seemed to be completely unsuccessful, as large crevasses and huge seracs set them on the way making even just approaching the mountains almost impossible. Nevertheless, on April 10, the group managed to acclimatize by climbing a mountain (5619m) in the Braldu area.

Rapsodia su temi Dolomitici is a documentary realized with the intent to provide a panorama of the eastern Dolomites including smaller groups such as Schiara, Bosconero, etc... After a very brief introduction in which the author explains the reasons for his intimate journey, the first of the six episodes in which the 43 minutes documentary is divided begins. In this fourth episode, dedicated to mountaineering, much of the history of climbing in the Ampezzo Dolomites and their protagonists (Dibona, Preuss, Comici, etc.) is presented and relived through the images in action of the Squirrels of Cortina with spectacular shots in the middle of the walls.

The short film by Giancarlo Bregani (1930-1987) tells the story of the reconnaissance on the south face of Monte Disgrazia to open a direttissima route on the face in 1955, when Giancarlo Bregani and Angelo Vanelli made the first ascent. The film was recovered, restored and adapted by Alberto Bregani and presented in 2017 under the title 'Prima della prima'.

Here is Enrico's story of this fantastic adventure in the mountains of Taghia in Morocco made between October 28 and November 13, 2015. The filming was done by the same participants in the expedition (Carlo Cosi, Enrico Geremia and Nicolò Geremia), the editing and rights of the video are by Carlo Cosi.

Karl Maria Herrligkoffer is regarded as the most important German organizer of eight-thousand-meter expeditions after the Second World War - Karl Maria Herrligkoffer (1916-1991). The Munich doctor and psychologist made it possible for mountaineers such as Hermann Buhl, Anderl Mannhardt, Toni Kinshofer, Reinhold Messner, Michl Dacher, Sigi Hupfauer, Hans Engl and many others to realize their dream of climbing eight-thousanders. However, several times after the successes on the mountain, there were disputes between the expedition leader and individual participants. Above all, the bitter dispute with Reinhold Messner after the Nanga-Parbat-Expedition in 1970, during which Günther Messner had died, caused Herrligkoffer a considerable damage to his image.

A short film to show mountaineering from its most fascinating side. But also from a not extreme vision, a mountaineering accessible to many, not only because it is located in the Grigna, a stone's throw from Lecco. Here is 'Escape from Reality - Grigna in Inverno', the short film directed by Yuri Palma that is part of the 50 officially selected by the international festival Yperia 2015 to be held on the Greek island of Amorgos.

Over a gleaming ice field and up steep cliffs of bare rock, the camera follows members of the Alpine Club of Canada. Before they set out we are introduced to the climbers' basic equipment and learn the uses of rope and ice axe. Excitement mounts as the alpinists leap gaping chasms, inch their way along icy ledges, and drag themselves up what looks like a sheer wall of rock. Arriving breathless at the top, they pause in triumph for a view of the magnificent mountains lying around their vanquished peak.

The film tells the tale of the incredible and mysterious life of Hermann Keinwunder, a great but forgotten climber. A historic reconstruction in documentary style, including interviews with famous climbers and specialists, it brings to light the astonishing feats of the Trentino climber, certainly one of the lost fathers of modern climbing, also thanks to the discovery of new archive material. It is a journey exploring the enigma of the man, a journey that also offers the spectator a new and fascinating perspective on modern climbing history.