High-level boulder climbers tackle challenging routes in Bleau, France, a renowned destination for the sport.
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High-level boulder climbers tackle challenging routes in Bleau, France, a renowned destination for the sport.
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Bouldering enthusiasts gather in Bleau, France, a premier climbing destination known for its challenging routes. Local climber Stephan Denys, serving as artistic director, presents a series of demanding climbs that test the skills of top athletes like Bénedicte Ritz and Dany Riche. Directed by Reuben May, the 1999 documentary captures the physical intensity of the sport against the backdrop of Bleau's stunning natural scenery. Cinematographers Simon Faulken and Stephen Reed enhance the experience with striking visuals of the climbing community and its culture.
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Why Watch
- See top climbers tackle routes in Bleau, France.
- Meet local climber Stephan Denys, the artistic director.
- Find out about the bouldering culture in Bleau.
Did You Know
- The film was directed by Reuben May in 1998.
- Stephan Denys served as the artistic director for the film.
- The documentary has a runtime of 52 minutes.
- The production country of the film is Great Britain.
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Who directed the documentary Bleau?
Bleau was directed by Reuben May.
What is the duration of the documentary Bleau?
The duration of Bleau is 52 minutes.
In which country was Bleau produced?
Bleau was produced in Great Britain.
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