Three new adventure films from acclaimed British film maker Alastair Lee and his Posing Productions crew using the full gambit of state of the art film making kit. From cutting edge athletes, palm-sweating solo climbs to wild downhill mountain biking. Brit Rock is made up of three main features - All My Own Stunts featuring Yorkshireman Rob Jarman, a downhill mountain bike specialist and professional stuntman, Stone Free starring Julian Lines, the best climber you've never heard of, and a Wainwrights Record Attempt by Steve Birkinshaw, one of the great fell runners and fittest men ever to exist.
All My Own Stunts “ Yorkshireman Rob Jarman is a downhill mountain bike specialist and professional stuntman. This gripping and emotional film tells the story of a near fatal accident and his road to recovery where he sets his sight on a UK downhill speed record. Redoubtable, affable and hilarious, it's a compelling ride with Rob Jarman, on, and more often than not, off his bike. (24 mins).
Stone Free - Julian Lines is the best climber you've never heard of. He is undoubtedly Britain's most accomplished free climbing soloist with world-class free ascents to his name. This deeply personal account of the archetypal anti-hero is a stunning portrait that will leave your jaw on the floor. (27 mins).
Wainwrights Record Attempt - The unassuming Steve Birkinshaw is one of the great fell runners and fittest men ever to exist. Have your mind and arteries blown as Steve attempts to break Joss Naylor's 27 year old record by linking up all 214 Lakeland Wainwright summits in under seven days. A level of suffering breaching into the super human. (31mins).
Adding to the program are short interjections with observational and comedy breaks, from the likes of the leftfield author Niall Grimes and funny man Dave Halsted. (Boy - 2mins, iPaddle 7mins).
Total running time 100 mins.
** 'An outstanding collection of films from Al Lee', Wanderlust Magazine.
** 'An enthralling set of documentaries', Climb Magazine.
** Inspiring, moving, humbling and at times funny', Buxton Adventure Film Festival.