By Patrick Gensel Jeff Lowe's Metanoia The year was 1991 and climber Jeff Lowe was looking for a way to escape the complications of his life. A painful divorce stemming from a romance with a french climber he met had dissolved his life into chaos. Jeff was looking for something that would challenge
Last night I saw 127 hours during its second run in theaters. Though I have wanted to see this film since its announcement, I wasn't sure what to expect. The pacing and length of the film were well done; I wasn't bored at any point during this film. Danny Boyle, the film's director, didn't over-inflate
Recently I got to talk with Director Oakley Anderson Moore about her up coming climbing film "The Last Wild Mountain" check out the video interview here. For more info on the film check out these resources: The Last Wild Mountain Twitter Facebook
Climbing is a way of life, there is something unexplainable about how it calls to us, draws us out of the doldrums of everyday life and into the wild. There is a film in production that follows the history of this fine lifestyle. The Last Wild Mountain goes deep into the roots of American climbing
“that trip had a big influence on both Doug and I, It kinda set the course for what we were gonna do later in life. - Yvon Chouinard The adventure of a lifetime, everyone aspires to take one, but many people rarely commit to such an "impossible" thing, or so they say. With things like