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All mixed up
Dave Brown, Paul Diffley ( 2005 - UK )
All Mixed Up is a gripping tale of two female climbers from Scotland as they push their limits to see if they have what it takes in the spectacular Canadian Rockies. Tackling some of the steepest and toughest routes in the country, their roller coaster ride of self-questioning and sheer bloody-mindedness dressed up as determination is an inspirational story of success in the hard world of winter mixed climbing.
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Fools with tools
Dave Brown, Paul Diffley ( 2004 - UK )
In this fast-flowing climbing film that doesn't take itself too seriously, a group of unremarkable but determined climbers from Edinburgh attempts to repeat Scott Muir's dry-tooling test piece "Fast and Furious". Follow the fools' indoor training, easier "warm-up" routes and finally their attempts on the actual route. Self-deprecating humour and genuine human emotion surface when the climbers push themselves to their own physical and mental limits.
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Return to Indian Face
Paul Diffley ( 2011 - UK )
Return to Indian Face is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Clogwyn Du'r Arddu. It was directed by Paul Diffley in 2011 and produced by Hot Aches. It features Dave MacLeod, Claire MacLeod, Johnny Dawes and Nick Dixon.
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Stick it
Ben Pritchard ( 2001 - UK )
50 minutes of bouldering action collected over 8 months with all the big cheeses pulling down all the big numbers and more...All put together to a very funky selection of tracks.
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The long hope
Paul Diffley ( 2011 - UK )
In 1970, climber/poet Ed Drummond and climbing partner Oliver Hill, spent 7 days making their way to the top of a wild and remote 1150’ sea cliff at St John’s Head on the Island of Hoy. Forty years later, Scottish climber Dave MacLeod sets out to climb the cliff in a single day. Director Paul Diffley captures MacLeod’s historic climb in great style, contrasting it with the challenges of Drummond’s first ascent – then achingly returns to the route with Drummond.
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Splinter
Richard Heap, Ben Pritchard ( 2006 - UK )
Brush up your Scottish English while Malcolm Smith climbs the hardest wood boulder problem in the U.K.
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Exposure Vol. 1
Chuck Fryberger, Kyle Berkompas ( 2013 - USA )
In this first installment of The Exposure Series, we'll follow professional climbers Dave Graham, Nalle Hukkataival, Matt Wilder, Cheyne Lempe, Mason Earle, Angie Payne, and Cody Roth as they seek out and attempt to climb some of the worlds most challenging boulders, mountains, and traditional routes. Experience the emotional hardships, physical pain, and mental battles as these athletes attempt to redefine their boundaries in the world of rock climbing. Their dedication and commitment to the sport will take them from the windy peaks of Patagonia to the harsh desert of Utah.
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Salathé - Blood, sweat and bagels
Richard Heap ( 2002 - UK )
Neil Bentley and Richard Heap had a dream to tackle one of the world's most spectacular and difficult free-climbs the 3000-foot "Salathé Wall" on El Capitan in Yosemite Valley. This film follows their adventure as they try to come to grips with the unremitting nature of the granite terrain, with five days of living in a vertical world and, more importantly, with the conflict that arises when dreams meet reality.
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Johnny Dawes & The story of Indian Face
Alun Hughes ( 2006 - UK )
Johnny Dawes & The story of Indian Face is a documentary about rock climbing that takes place in Clogwyn Du'r Arddu. It was directed by Alun Hughes in 2006 and produced by Hughes Film. It features Johnny Dawes, Joe Brown, Nick Dixon and John Redhead.
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Stone monkey
Huw Williams ( 1988 - UK )
Dynamic movement is the theme for this portrait of one of Britain's most exciting young climbers, Johnny Dawes.
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The self coached climber
Douglas Hunter, Dan Hague ( 2006 - USA )
The self coached climber is a documentary about rock climbing. It was directed by Dan Hague in 2006 and produced by Stackpole Books. It features Adam Stack and Chris Lindner.
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Wide boyz II
Chris Prescott, Paul Diffley ( 2014 - UK )
After their success climbing the world's hardest offwidth, the wide boyz, Pete Whittaker and Tom Randall, embark on their next crack climbing mission. This time their sights are set on the thinner end of the crack climbing spectrum. Their goal is the mighty Cobra Crack in Squamish BC, considered to be the hardest finger crack in the world.
