Peter

Really enjoyed your review. Probably sold the movie for me. Ill get it soon. Too many movies that attempt to be like the Big UP productions and fall short.

Glad to hear that this movie offers a more artistic approach. I have enjoyed Keith’s short films and hope this movie will be even better!

http://www.mountainsandwater.com/2009/11/between-trees-review.html

An interview with Keith and Ty will follow shortly.

I have been waiting for this day for a long time, and can happily report that the film is all I hoped it would be, and much more…

For anyone that’s concerned about shelling out their hard earned for the work of a “semi-professional”, I can tell you that in my humble opinion, this film is far far superior to the recent offerings from the usual big players.

The story is intriguing, the shots beautifully framed (a welcome change from the point and shoot oh too often seen in climbing movies) and the final film slickly edited.

Oh and I nearly forgot about the main event – a collection of the most dismaying sends of hard boulders I have ever seen!

Tyler Landman comes across supremely well on camera, appearing modest, funny and sickeningly talented. It is immediately clear that Tyler simply loves climbing, regardless of the difficulty, grade, or any of the other aspects of our sport that often take the limelight. I really enjoyed listening to his thoughts.

I have been lucky enough to climb in Fontainebleau before, and so know how much of a beautiful and special place it is. Uncle has done a great job in capturing just what makes this place magical and I for one am more psyched then ever to go back.

Buy the film, you wont be disappointed