Sasha DiGiulian – and Films
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Sasha DiGiulian has spent her life on rock. Climbing since the age of six, she now has a long list of accomplishments to her name including Best Female Overall at the World Championships. She’s the first North American woman to climb 5.14d, has completed groundbreaking multi-pitch routes, and has accomplished over 30 first female ascents. Recently she completed the “Canadian Trilogy” – ascents of Castle Mountain, Mount Louis, and Mount Yamnuska, all 5.14 big walls in the Canadian Rockies.
The World Premiere of the film The Trilogy will be followed by an on stage interview with Sasha Digiulian, filmmaker Tommy Joyce, and Meghan Ward.
Presentation followed by Festival films.
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