One of the most moving, immersive documentaries I've ever seen.
I think you can appreciate it even if you don't know a clue about climbing. This is a human experience, and every technical part is very well explained.
I will quickly say that the cinematography is more than decent and creates a contemplative vibe with the landscapes of Yosemite. Really stunning place, it already justifies the movie. But the story is even more amazing.
It's the story of Tommy Caldwell and his teammate, ascending the most difficult part of "El capitan", a famous huge cliff in Yosemite.
There are some routes already created by climbers along the years, but Tommy did them all, fingers in the nose, if I may say.
Actually, he had one finger missing from an accident. And yet he did all of these most difficult climbing routes in the world.
But this is just the beginning. Tommy, still missing a finger, made a route on his own. In the middle of the dry rock who looks like a completely flat wall with no holds anywhere.
The life of Tommy in incredible, his resilience and courage is beyond any difficulty, it actually became an obsession at some point but clearly not the worst one. He made something unique, when he could have been just an alcoholic. His passion/obsession made history.
You will witness one of the biggest moments in sports history. Obviously I recommend.
