Namuli is a community-backed film about the spirit of exploration and what happens when a team of biologists, conservationists and rock climbers set off on a daring and unconventional expedition into one of the world’s least-explored and most-threatened habitats, Mt. Namuli in Mozambique.
The film will be showing on April, 13th, 7pm at The Front Climbing Gym (1470 400 W) along with a presentation by Majka Burhardt, professional climber and director of Namuli.
The film follows an international crew as they push the bounds of friendship, climbing conventions, and scientific research on the 2,000-foot granite face of Mozambique’s second highest mountain, Mount Namuli. The film features expedition leader Majka Burhardt, a professional climber, author, and social entrepreneur; also professional climber Kate Rutherford, Brazilian entomologist Flavia Esteves, South African entomologist Caswell Munyai, and Mozambican herpetologist Harith Farooq.
Watch the trailer at: http://www.legadoinitiative.org/namuli-film/
