Vancouver
Some exciting news: "Lines of Flight" won the Best Film for Mountain Culture at Vancouver International Mountain Film Festival.
Here's the citation:
Best Film on Mountain Culture (B.C.M.C. Award)
Lines of Flight
(UK, 2009, directed by Sal Brown & Martin Wood)
Jury statement: Although, this film shows mostly free solo climbers, the jury decided to award this film in the mountain culture category. This beautifully made film avoids every cliché of rock climbing and offers a different view on climbing. It proposes a clear connection between people from a specific area, in this case the Peak District in the UK and its history of mining and textile manufacturing.
Obviously we're pretty thrilled!
Here's the citation:
Best Film on Mountain Culture (B.C.M.C. Award)
Lines of Flight
(UK, 2009, directed by Sal Brown & Martin Wood)
Jury statement: Although, this film shows mostly free solo climbers, the jury decided to award this film in the mountain culture category. This beautifully made film avoids every cliché of rock climbing and offers a different view on climbing. It proposes a clear connection between people from a specific area, in this case the Peak District in the UK and its history of mining and textile manufacturing.
Obviously we're pretty thrilled!
posted by Sal at
1:29 pm
2 Comments:
CONGRATULATIONS!!!!!!!!!!
A fantastic achievement. Very well done to you and to everyone involved (including Sam West's terrific reading). Love from us.
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