Best Forgotten Art

About This Movie

Best Forgotten Art dives into the gritty world of climbing, specifically focusing on the gritstone cracks of the Peak District. It's not just another climbing film; it captures a certain rawness, a desperation that climbers feel when tackling these natural obstacles. The cinematography is quite striking, highlighting the stark beauty of the landscape while also putting the climbers’ struggles front and center. The film flows with a pacing that feels both contemplative and urgent, reflecting the climbers' own mental states. The performances, particularly from seasoned climbers like Joe Brown and John Allen, bring a real authenticity to the scenes, as they navigate these challenging terrains. It's a film that resonates with anyone who's ever felt the pull of nature, the thrill and fear of climbing, and the camaraderie that comes with it.

Features prominent climbers like Joe Brown and John Allen.Captures the raw beauty and challenges of gritstone climbing.Explores themes of struggle and camaraderie in the climbing community.