

A 1970 ascent of the Dawn Wall sparked controversy and showcased the intense rivalries among climbers during America's Golden Age of rock climbing.
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A 1970 ascent of the Dawn Wall sparked controversy and showcased the intense rivalries among climbers during America's Golden Age of rock climbing.
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Oakley Anderson-Moore reflects on her father, a pioneering climber, during the Golden Age of rock climbing. The film documents the 1970 ascent of the Dawn Wall at Yosemite National Park. It features the vibrant climbing culture at Shawangunk Ridge and includes footage from her father's old hi8 tapes. These tapes capture the antics of the Vulgarians and the rivalries among climbers like Royal Robbins and Warren Harding. Humor and an eclectic soundtrack accompany the narrative of this adventurous era.
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Why Watch
- See the 1970 controversial ascent of the Dawn Wall.
- Meet climbing legends like Royal Robbins and Warren Harding.
- Find out about the antics of the Vulgarians in climbing culture.
Did You Know
- The Dawn Wall ascent in 1970 was highly controversial among climbers.
- Oakley Anderson-Moore uses her father's old hi8 tapes to tell the story.
- The film features the vibrant climbing culture of Yosemite National Park.
- The documentary runs for 76 minutes and was released in 2014.
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Who directed the documentary Brave New Wild?
Brave New Wild was directed by Oakley Anderson-Moore.
What significant climbing event is featured in the documentary?
The documentary features the controversial 1970 ascent of the Dawn Wall.
What locations are highlighted for their climbing culture in the film?
The climbing culture in locations such as the Shawangunk Ridge and Yosemite National Park is highlighted.
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