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In the 1998 documentary 'Bleau', director Reuben May captures the bouldering scene in Bleau, France, known for its climbing routes. The film features high-level boulder climbers as they tackle challenging routes suggested by local climber Stephan Denys, who is also the artistic director. The cinematography by Simon Faulken and Stephen Reed presents the stunning landscapes of Bleau while showcasing the physical demands of the sport.
The film immerses viewers in the culture and community surrounding bouldering in this iconic location. With a runtime of 52 minutes, 'Bleau' offers an in-depth look at the skills and techniques of climbers like Bénedicte Ritz, Cathy Jolibert, and others, emphasizing the camaraderie and passion within the climbing community.
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.
Perfect For
Bouldering enthusiastsClimbing culture fansOutdoor adventure seekers