A Rock Climb (1948)
Overview
The film describes the activities of a rock-climbing Explorer Unit from Phoenix, Arizona - the Kachinas. First their equipment and techniques are demonstrated and then the camera records the actual climb of a sheer peak in the Arizona Desert, a peak never before climbed by man. A film by Ray Garner produced for the Boy Scouts of America.
What is A Rock Climb about?
The film describes the activities of a rock-climbing Explorer Unit from Phoenix, Arizona - the Kachinas. First their equipment and techniques are demonstrated and then the camera records the actual climb of a sheer peak in the Arizona Desert, a peak never before climbed by man. A film by Ray Garner produced for the Boy Scouts of America. A Rock Climb is a Documentary movie, released on 1948-01-01, runtime 22 minutes.
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Directed by
Ray Garner
Cast
- Lee Pedrick as Self
- Ben Pedrick as Self
- The Kachinas as Themselves
- Bill McMorris as Self
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