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Worn Wear
Chris Malloy, Keith Malloy, Dan Malloy, Lauren Malloy ( 2013 - USA )
A Film About the Stories We Wear presented by Patagonia. Worn Wear is an exploration of quality -- in the things we own and the lives we live. This short film takes you to an off-the-grid surf camp in Baja, Mexico; a family's maple syrup harvest in Contoocook, New Hampshire; an organic farm in Ojai, California; and into the lives of a champion skier, a National Geographic photographer, and a legendary alpinist. It also features exclusive interviews with Patagonia founder Yvon Chouinard. Released as an antidote to the Black Friday and Cyber Monday shopping frenzy, Worn Wear is an invitation to celebrate the stuff you already own.
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Trollveggen
( 1965 - Norway )
Today, 50 years ago, Leif-Norman Patterson, Ole Daniel Enersen, Jon Teigland and Odd Eliassen reached the top and became the first to overcome the mighty Trollveggen. See the unique photos from the Day View, which were featured with movie cameras and documented parts of the two-week expedition.
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Troll Wall - The vertical mile
Sid Perou ( 1981 - UK )
Sid Perou follows the attempt of climbing Europe's highest and most extreme rock face, the Troll Wall in Norway, using free climbing methods. The documentary features Hans Christian Dossieth, Colin Brooks, Steve Bancroft, Chris Gibb and Sid Perou.
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Dristig TV - Klatring i Trollveggen
Stein P. Aasheim ( 1992 - Norway )
During the summer concert in Holmenkollen in 1992, a touch was made with a climbing couple who 'danced' up the pitfire Trollveggen in six minutes. In reality, there was an airy blood clot for five days under constant TV surveillance for four of Norway's premier climbers. By Stein P. Aasheim, Robert Rolen, Hallvard Blekastad and Stein-Roger Bull.
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Espigüete - Dome Khang
Daniel Salas, Ignacio García Pinacho ( 2010 - Spain )
Episode of the Spanish series 'Sin límites - Pasión por la aventura' dedicated to the first ascent of Dome Khang (7.260m) by Carlos Soria. 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.
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Valdehuesa - Todra
Ignacio García Pinacho, Daniel Salas ( 2010 - Spain )
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.
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La Mira - Kilimanjaro
Ignacio García Pinacho, Daniel Salas ( 2010 - Spain )
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.
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Gran Galayo - Monte Kenya
Ignacio García Pinacho, Daniel Salas ( 2010 - Spain )
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.
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A tribute to discomfort
Rob Finch, Catherine Yrisarri ( 2014 - USA )
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.
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Per facili roccette
Riccardo Decarli, Lorenzo Pevarello ( 2011 - Italy )
Achille Gadler was born in Trento in 1920. He was a mountain enthusiast and has been climbing the main peaks of Trentino since he was a boy. After the war he discovered ski mountaineering and became one of its promoters in Trentino. He climbed numerous four-thousanders of the Alps, and travelled through the Pyrenees and mountains all over Europe. This documentary is intended to be a tribute to this man, as shy as it is unforgettable, a Trentino man in love with the mountains, who silently taught how to understand and enjoy this fantastic natural heritage.
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Richard Parks on Everest
Gareth Morrow ( 2016 - UK )
When endurance athlete Richard Parks' godfather was diagnosed with Alzheimer's it inspired him to embark on one of the most dramatic and emotional adventures of his life. Richard decides to risk his life in one of the most extreme environments on earth to explore the relationship between exercise and dementia. Richard attempts to summit Mount Everest without supplementary oxygen, undertaking a series of experiments with a team of Welsh scientists.
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Mountain Heroes - Stagione 2
Michele Melani ( 2016 - Italy )
The Dolomites, in the heart of the Alps. In this wonderful environment, characterized by its notched structure and extreme beauty, a group of people challenge themselves to make the valley more accessible to everyone who is visiting. They work on the frontline to let everybody enjoy the mountain experience and not to be overwhelmed by its grandeur. These people can be considered some sort of 'mountain angels'. These are the 'Mountain Heroes', the first documentary series which shows the acts of heroism of a group of men and women who are members of the mountain rescue team. Watching over the safety of hikers and mountaineers, seven days a week, are the men with nerves of steel of Elikos and Aiut Alpin Dolomites.
