The Sharp End
Climbers tackle challenging rock faces in locations such as the French Alps, the Eiger, and Yosemite, highlighting the risks and intensity of the sport.
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Climbers tackle challenging rock faces in locations such as the French Alps, the Eiger, and Yosemite, highlighting the risks and intensity of the sport.
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Climbers tackle some of the world's toughest rock faces in The Sharp End. Locations include the French Alps, the Eiger, and the Utah desert. The film features high-ball boulder problems, ice-covered alpine walls, and free-solo ascents. It captures the intensity of climbing in places like Yosemite Granite and the sandstone spires of the Czech Republic. Director Nick Rosen presents a raw look at the challenges and risks faced by these athletes. The documentary runs for 63 minutes and was released in 2007.
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