While their most recent doc “The Rescue” continues its festival and award-circuit run, directors Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin have been at work in the edit suite prepping their next big-screen ef…
have been at work in the edit suite prepping their next big-screen effort – a decades spanning love story mixing business, philanthropy, and the great outdoors.
As with previous films “Free Solo” and “Meru,” the upcoming project will explore the world of elite climbers – in which Chin is a leading figure – mixing adventure footage, shot in the Tompkins’ private nature reserve Patagonia Park, with interviews and archival material to explore this unconventional relationship.
That process took some time. The filmmakers began work on the project several years ago, shooting the last bit of footage in February 2019. Though they had originally intended this film to follow-up their Oscar winning “Free Solo,” the focus shifted when the opportunity for “The Rescue” came up – a fact that speaks to the latter project’s expedited timeline.
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