Deep Dive: Don't Look Down (2014)
Film Lens
In 'Don't Look Down', urban free climbers, including 23-year-old James Kingston, engage in extreme climbing activities by scaling cranes and buildings without safety gear. Living near Southampton, Kingston climbs local structures such as 100m cranes and 200m radio towers. The film captures his ascent into the world of urban free climbing, where he seeks to push his limits and take on greater heights.
The documentary takes Kingston to Ukraine, known as the spiritual home of urban free climbing, where he teams up with Mustang Wanted, a climber famous for his daring stunts. Together, they navigate the heights of Kiev, climbing abandoned buildings and tightrope-walking above the city. The film culminates with their attempt at a dangerous stunt on the iconic Moscow bridge, emphasizing both the thrill and the risks associated with this extreme sport.
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.
Perfect For
Extreme sports enthusiastsUrban exploration fansClimbing aficionados