For all you finnish guys out there, a review

Enni Bertling has done a review of Crackoholic on Slouppi.net. It's in finnish only.
Neither Micke nor me speak finnish, but they say it's a positive review. We just have to take their word for it!

Dave MacLeod Crackoholic review

British climber Dave MacLeod has seen Crackoholic and he has published a nice review on his blog.

Trailer time

Well, not just yet. But on Friday we'll present a short trailer, so stay tuned!

Spreading the word

We just sent our coming advertisment to the Norwegian climbing magazine Klatring. The next issue will be out sometime in December. We're getting there...

Well well...

You've been waiting for a long time now, we know... So have we! We are currently working intensely to finish the film and it will soon be out. Our musician is working with some of the chapters and we are still editing others. But we're getting there, be patient!

Behind the camera scenes

On the road going back to Stockholm after a trip to Bohuslän.

The tent

Look what happened when shooting a movie for the Swedish climbing association...

A little report from Studio 2

Introducing the Crackoholic movieblog, but he is a little bit tired...

Minaret

Finally, we were able to catch an ascent of Minaret. At the very end of the season Robin Dahlberg made the fifth ascent of Richard Ekehed's mental testpiece from 1998.


To top things off Stefan Wulf made yet another impressive first ascent. This time the wall just to the left of Tor Line's second pitch fell to Stefan's fat fingers. A tempting line that tops out at the highest point of Häller. The first try was abortet due to heavy snowfall, but the day after the sun came out enabling Stefan to establish Jah Line. Of course we were able to get this on tape as well.
Stefan must now be considered the king of Häller, with three impressive FA's (Dreadline ≈E8, Masculine E9 and Jah Line). He has also repeated Savage Horse (E9), Minaret (E8), Rätt lätt (E7?) and Slackline (E6?).