Brit Rock VII FIlm Tour

The annual BritRock film tour is back for year 12! BritRock is a movie about all things British climbing, produced by film maker Al Lee. 2025 has been a very exciting year for climbing, and BritRock has compiled the best bits for us once again. Trinity Climbing will also be hosting a raffle in support of Mountain Rescue Ireland, featuring prizes from a variety of sponors including... • Basecamp Ireland • Gravity Climbing Centre • Rascals Brewing • Moss Lane Pub • Stillgarden Distillery • Cloudpicker Coffee So pick up some raffle tickets, support a good cause, and maybe even win a prize of two! This year the BritRock movie will include: Big Walls and Bedtime Stories – 15 mins As part of their year of “education through adventure,” professional climber Leo Houlding shares his favourite place with his favourite people. From home-schooling at 2,000 feet to portaledge snowball fights, Jackson and Freya scale the Muir Wall on El Capitan, supported by Mum Jess and Dad Leo. Come and hang out with the family! Little Wings – 25 mins. For 5'2” Tina Breslin, the tallest lines bring the greatest solace. Tina was recently diagnosed with ADHD, and highballs are her escape from an overactive mind. We follow Tina's climbing year as she tours stunning lines in North Yorkshire and the Lakes, supported by her partner Ian Henderson – a 6'4 giant who provides no useful beta! Tina's severe lack of reach and her neurological state provide ever-present challenges that Tina never shies from. This film is a sweet and charming exploration of the mental benefits of climbing, and of the focus that can be found in commitment. In the grand conclusion, the stakes are raised when Tina attempts 'Hang the Gallows High', a route where falling is not an option. TRAD STARS – 60 mins 2025 proved to be one of the best trad climbing years in living memory, and filmmaker Al Lee has been on a mission to document its most incredible ascents. Trad Stars celebrates UK trad climbing in all its glory – the colourful characters, the rich history, the thrilling lines, the awesome climbing! Highlights include: • Jaw-dropping onsights from the likes of Siebe Vanhee, Robbie Phillips. • First ascents from Ian Cooper. • Super-impressive hard repeats from Billy Ridal (Rhapsody E11 7a) and Katie Keely (Always the Sun, E7 6b) • Blind climber Jess Dufton making his most impressive ‘non-sight’ to date with an ascent of the Pembroke route ‘Howling Gale’, E3 6a.