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Deep Dive: Autana (2012)

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Autana
The film follows climber Leo Houlding and his team, including Sean Leary and Jason Pickles, as they attempt to make the first ascent of the east face of Cerro Autana, a remote tepuy in Venezuela. The documentary captures their preparations and the challenges they face in the Amazon rainforest, showcasing the unique landscape and the physical demands of the climb. With a runtime of 58 minutes, the film combines adventure climbing with stunning visuals of the Amazon. It shows the team's determination and the complexities of climbing in such an isolated and challenging environment, providing an intimate look at both the climbers and the breathtaking scenery of Cerro Autana.

Why Watch

  • •Follow Leo Houlding's ascent of Cerro Autana.
  • •See stunning visuals of the Amazon rainforest.
  • •Meet climbers Sean Leary and Jason Pickles.

Did You Know

•Cerro Autana is a remote tepuy located in Venezuela.
•The film features climbers from the UK, USA, and Salford.
•The documentary was released in 2012 and runs for 58 minutes.

Perfect For

Adventure climbing enthusiastsNature documentary fansAmazon rainforest explorers