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Deep Dive: Generation Dry (2016)

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Generation Dry
In 'Generation Dry', the documentary examines the impact of milder winters on ice-climbing, which has made traditional conditions increasingly rare. It introduces dry-tooling, a new climbing discipline developed in response to these environmental changes. The film traces the history and evolution of dry-tooling, showing how climbers have modified their techniques to conquer routes that were previously considered impossible without assistance. The documentary features insights from climbers like Corrado 'Korra' Pesce and Robert Jasper, offering expert commentary on the significance of dry-tooling in the current climbing landscape. With stunning visuals, it captures the excitement and innovation within the climbing community as they adapt to shifting climatic conditions.

Why Watch

  • Meet climbers like Corrado 'Korra' Pesce and Robert Jasper.
  • Find out how dry-tooling changes climbing techniques.
  • See breathtaking visuals of modern climbing landscapes.

Did You Know

The film was directed by Pierre Chauffour.
Dry-tooling emerged as a response to milder winters affecting ice-climbing.
The documentary has a runtime of 26 minutes.

Perfect For

Ice climbing enthusiastsOutdoor sports fansEnvironmental change observers