If you can't go climbing, really want to go climbing, and have watched most available films of other people going climbing, here's another one that most won't have seen: Kylmää Kiveä or "Cold Rock: the story of Finnish Climbing". https://areena.yle.fi/1-3014051
It's currently available to watch anywhere in the world on the Finnish equivalent of BBC iPlayer - but the only catch is, because this is on Finnish TV, this is the non-subtitled version so you get to practice your Finnish! There is a little bit in English towards the end when it moves on to bouldering, the new generation, and Nalle Hukkataival, where they interview Dave Graham and show some footage of Nalle competing. That starts around 36 minutes in. There is some footage of Nalle on what would become the Burden of Dreams in that section. Also worth watching for the excellent footage is from about 20 mins in, where the film shows Olhava, probably still the best crag in Finland and has footage of someone climbing the amazing arete of Kantti (E2 5b) - which surely would make it into most people's top ten single pitch routes anywhere.
(it seems you can get the subtitled version on Vimeo as video on demand, but it's 6 quid...)
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