"Storms" is a first in climbing history. Finally, a climbing film without any climbing or narrative in this hysterical analysis of the modern climbing ethic.

Eerily romantic and overshadowed by the constant threat of doom, Storm Over Mont Blanc (Stürme über dem Montblanc) is a quintessential Bergfilm (“Mountain Film”) by Arnold Fanck, the genre’s innovator and unparalleled master. In German but dialogue is minimal - more like a silent movie!

"Bad hair, bad lycra; what more could you want?"

Vol.1 of a two volume collection of classic 1980s films from Alun Hughes. Contains Total Control with Jimmy Jewell, Waterfall Kayak with Shaun Baker, The Fourteen Peaks with Colin Donnelly and Swallow Falls.

In 1994, after on exhausting climb to the summit of Mt. Everest, Mike Reinberger and Mark Whetu reach their goal, but realise it is too late to return to camp before nightfall. They know their decision to camp in the open at 28,800 feet could be fatal.

A gripping and timeless documentary recording the first ascent of the South Face of Annapurna in 1970, apparently impossible but one that proved with the right team, anything was possible.

The second ascent of the 'Magic Line' is the dream of a strong Catalan team, but a nightmare descent and tragedy follows.

The beautifully constructed and award winning film in which Dave MacLeod and Andy Turner repeat the climbs of the legendary Scottish pair of Jimmy Marshall and Robin Smith undertaken in a single glorious week.

The controversial mountain film maker looks back on her life, her climbs, her loves and her connections with the Nazis.

Dhaulagiri, Nanga Parbat​ and Broad peak are 3 of the world's 14 highest summits. French alpinist, Jean-Christophe Lafaille​ aims to climb all three in a period of two months.

The film takes us on a dramatic and eventful journey that starts in Nepal and finishes in Pakistan while exploring the mind and soul of a devoted mountaineer.

This film has continuously won nominations and awards at prestigious festivals including Montreal, Torello and Moscow. French with English subtitles.

Posing Productions teamed up with Shrewd Ape Media to produce a funny and innovative mountaineering film. The film by Alastair Lee and David Halsted scooped the People's Favourite Award at the 2004 Kendal Mountain Film Festival.