Two climbers scale 200-meter radio towers and tightrope-walk hundreds of meters above Kiev in a high-risk pursuit of urban free climbing.
Synopsis
Two climbers scale 200-meter radio towers and tightrope-walk hundreds of meters above Kiev in a high-risk pursuit of urban free climbing.
Synopsis
James Kingston climbs a 100-meter crane near Southampton. He aims to push his limits in urban free climbing. Kingston travels to Ukraine, where he teams up with Mustang Wanted. They scale derelict buildings and perform tightrope walks above Kiev. Their adventure culminates at the Moscow bridge, where they attempt a dangerous stunt. Filmmaker Alex Stockley von Statzer documents the heights they reach and the risks they take without safety gear. The film runs for 47 minutes and was released in 2014.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Follow James Kingston scaling 100m cranes in Southampton.
- See Mustang Wanted's daring stunts in Kiev.
- Find out about the risks of urban free climbing.
Did You Know
- James Kingston is 23 years old and lives near Southampton.
- He climbs structures like 100m cranes and 200m radio towers.
- Mustang Wanted is known for his audacious stunts in urban climbing.
- The documentary has a duration of 47 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is James Kingston?
James Kingston is a 23-year-old urban free climber from Southampton known for illegally scaling cranes and buildings without safety gear.
What is the height of the cranes James climbs?
James climbs local cranes that are 100 meters tall and radio towers that reach 200 meters.
Who is Mustang Wanted?
Mustang Wanted is a notorious urban free climber known for his audacious stunts, and he partners with James Kingston in Ukraine.
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