Fri Night Vid The Process: Niky Ceria establishing new lines in Sardinia
In this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Niky Ceria to Sardinia, where we see his approach to bouldering, exploring new landscapes and establishing exceptional new lines.
This week's Friday Night Video is Ricky Bell's 2007 film UnderDeveloped. Filmed throughout on a set of second hand video cameras, travelling to all the major crags in worn out cars, the film captures not only bold first ascents, rare repeats of modern classics but also the humour and banter that is intricate with the climbing scene in Ireland.
The film follows the climbers as they explore the high granite tors of the Mournes, climb the splitter cracks in the Burren and develop the bold tall faces away from the impressive columns of Fair Head. The light hearted attitude and enjoyment for the sport is apparent throughout.
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Return to Latest NewsIn this week's Friday Night Video, we follow Niky Ceria to Sardinia, where we see his approach to bouldering, exploring new landscapes and establishing exceptional new lines.
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Comments
Great film!
Mick
There's been some great films on here lately, it's starting to feel like a climbing website again. Love this kind of content.
I LOVED this film when it first came out- really fantastic to watch it again, thanks!
Young, carefree and brilliant!
Not seen it before - thanks UKC for posting this again.
Martin
I'd forgotten just how brilliant this is. I even like the music (well, most of it.... ). But a bit scary that its 13 years old!