Ephemeral

Film details
| Film Title | Ephemeral |
|---|---|
| Suitability | |
| Genre | |
| Length | 55mins |
| Year | 2022 |
| Country | UK |
| Director | Alastair Lee |
| Actors | Guy Robertson, Greg Boswell |
| Language | English |
| Showings |
Ephemeral is a brand new production for 2022 by adventure filmmaker Alastair Lee. The Scottish winter climbing scene is something Alastair has always looked at with admiration and this season Alastair could no longer resist the challenge of a production that captured the unique spirit and stunning environment of Scottish winter climbing.
The film follows top climbers Guy Robertson and Greg Boswell in their quest to seek out and climb new winter lines. As is well documented the 2021/22 season has been one of the worst/strangest in recent times. This has only added to the wild drama and resulted in some formations, that have acquired an almost mythical status, being bagged. Greg and Guy make first ascents of truly extraordinary features in some of the most impressive climbing arenas; An Teallach, Glen Coe, Ben Nevis, Craig Meagaidh, and the Cairngorms.
Adding another layer to the story we see Alastair’s own doubts and struggles getting into filming positions prompting him to employ the assistance of mountain guide Rebecca Coles to help brush up his own mountaineering skills (with great comedic effect).
The film delivers a production value as yet unseen for Scottish winter climbing. Accompanying the in-depth story and gripping action are interviews with Simon Richardson and Helen Rennard. The expert analysis delves into the rich climbing history, reflects on recent losses and gives the world stage context of what makes the Scottish winter so special.

