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Consider Meru (2015) and The Dawn Wall (2017) or that Renan Ozturk has been cinematographer on many films, including Sherpa: Trouble on Everest (2015), a BAFTA nominee and that 2021 brought us 14 Peaks: Nothing is Impossible as well as The Alpinist.
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The Alpinist and Free Solo are shining examples in the slew of top-drawer, general-interest climbing-feature films to come out in recent years. It just shows so much experience on such different kinds of terrain.”įree Solo, tracing Alex Honnold’s journey to the historic first ropeless ascent of El Cap, via Free Rider (5.13a, 30 pitches), also won for Best Documentary at the BAFTAs (British Academy Film Awards, which are the British version of the Oscars). And then I see Marc-André free soloing on ice and snow. Alex Honnold, central character in Free Solo, speaks candidly of Leclerc in The Alpinist: “People think the free soloing I’m doing seems crazy, but what I’m doing is on rock. The honors included outstanding direction, cinematography, and interactive media. In 2019, after collecting the Best Documentary Feature win at the Academy Awards in February, the film received seven nominations for Creative Arts Emmy Awards-and, at the ceremony in September, swept them all. In any recent news of climbing films at the Emmys or the Academy Awards, Free Solo (2018), co-directed by Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin, stands out inexorably. In Hollywood, (L-R): Evan Hayes, Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi, Jimmy Chin, Shannon Dill, Alex Honnold and Sanni McCandless as Free Solo wins Documentary Feature award during the 91st Annual Academy Awards Februin Hollywood, California.
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Their episode of the First Ascent Series “Fly or Die” was nominated for a Sports Emmy in Cinematography in 2010. Remember the great Valley Uprising? In 2016 it won a News & Documentary Emmy Award for Graphic Design & Art Direction.* In 2007 Josh and Brett Lowell were awarded (also with Sender Films) a Sports Emmy for Outstanding Camera Work for a segment on Chris Sharma’s first ascent of Es Pontas, in Mallorca, Spain, which aired on NBC’s Jeep World of Adventure Sports. This is not Mortimer’s and Rosen’s first Emmy rodeo. Brette Harrington, the partner of Marc-André Leclerc and also a very leading all-around climber, is a huge part of the resonance of The Alpinist. The team pushed to add Marc-André to the cinematography credits. “Marc-André deserves to be there at the Emmys with us, though I am pretty sure that being trapped in a big city and stuffed in a starchy outfit and thrown in the spotlight would be his absolute fucking nightmare.”
I’m not sure I’ve ever met a climber, or any human being, with such a pure, grandiose vision and the talent to realize it.” The cinematography and storytelling, he says, “owe much” to Leclerc. “Peter and I were very lucky to have been allowed, sometimes a bit grudgingly, into Marc-André’s beautiful, terrifying world for a couple years, so we could track and observe such a rare creature in his wild element. “Honestly, I feel a bit weird about a victory speech,” Rosen says in an email. Leclerc was killed after what was thought to be completion of the film. Asked what he would say if given that opportunity to speak, Rosen is conflicted, given the loss of the movie’s revered central character. The film is packed with electrifying footage of the brilliant Canadian alpinist Marc-André Leclerc, often ropeless, on far-next-level objectives. Rosen, Mortimer and Bryan would take the stage in case of a win. Mortimer and Rosen will attend, with Josh and Brett Lowell, their partners at Sender Films, who also contributed to The Alpinist Ben Bryan, their partner at Red Bull Media House and a producer and other producers. Nick Rosen, co director with Peter Mortimer, of The Alpinist. Always an honor to get a Sports Emmy nom and fun to hobnob at Lincoln Center.” The Alpinist is nominated in two categories: Longform Documentary and Cinematography. (Photo: Scott Serfas / The Alpinist)Īsked his reaction upon receiving the Emmy news, Nick Rosen, co-director with Peter Mortimer, tells us: “Hot damn! We were delighted. Marc-André Leclerc, subject of The Alpinist feature documentary.
The awards ceremony, the first held live in three years, is May 24 at the Lincoln Center, New York. The Alpinist-the superb, wrenching film that everyone, from all your non-climbing friends to your family, has seen-is up for two Sports EMMY awards.
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