Film Lens
Carie presents a unique perspective on rock climbing within the context of environmental conservation. Set in the marble quarries of the Apuan Alps, the film examines the balance between human development and safeguarding the environment. It invites viewers to reflect on the implications of climbing in these natural spaces while fostering a multiparty discussion on the topic.
The film's narrative evolves through encounters that occur during the search for climbing routes, illustrating how these interactions shape the understanding of both the sport and the landscape. The 26-minute runtime allows for a focused exploration of these themes, encouraging viewers to consider the emotional connections we form with places and the responsibilities that come with them.
Why Watch
- •Find out how climbing routes impact the Apuan Alps.
- •Meet the people involved in environmental discussions.
- •See the balance between nature and human activity.
Did You Know
•The film is set in the marble quarries of the Apuan Alps.
•Carie has a runtime of 26 minutes.
•The film was released in 2020.
Perfect For
Rock climbing enthusiastsEnvironmental advocatesNature documentary fans