Southern faces. A New Zealand climbing film

Year: 2004 Duration: 90 minutes Sport climbing and bouldering in the seven best areas of southern New Zealand. In English. New Zealand's South Island is a hundred and fifty-one thousand square kilometers of wild coastlines, towering peaks and alluring rock. Southern Faces explores seven of the South Island's best areas – everything from the imposing granite slabs of the Darran Mountains, to the sloping boulders of Castle Hill. Set to the sounds of Aotearoa's finest musicians, with exciting shots of relentless sport routes, gritty boulder problems and ultra-classic climbs, this film has a little something for everyone. With over 90 minutes of climbing footage and interviews with local characters, Southern Faces portrays Kiwi climbing culture at its finest. Southern Faces: concentrated climbing goodness.