Description

All and Nothing delves into the cultural history of free soloing in storied locales ranging from the Rocky Mountains to the Gunks—and probes climbers' relationships to risk, control and mortality.

Eckdaten

• Explores the interplay between climbing and risk, psychological theories and evolving ethics
• Examines the effect of media coverage and its portrayal of extreme sports
• Shares original interviews with dozens of free soloists