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The Prophets of Rock Climbing
Les prophètes de l’escalade is a French documentary directed by Marie Linton that traces the meteoric rise of the discipline, which has since become an Olympic sport. It highlights a handful of pioneers from the 1980s who transformed what was once a counterculture movement into a popular, urban, high-level sport.
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Les prophètes de l’escalade is a French documentary directed by Marie Linton that traces the meteoric rise of the discipline, which has since become an Olympic sport. It highlights a handful of pioneers from the 1980s who transformed what was once a counterculture movement into a popular, urban, high-level sport.
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Genre:Documentary
Written By:Marie Linton
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Studio:Un Film à la Patte, France Télévisions, Trango Productions
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