GRIT FLICK is the new video from award winning filmmaker Alastair Lee. Over the past few years Alastair has established himself as a major force in climbing films amassing a total of 25 international film making awards. His deep understanding of the climbing community and successful film making formula have assured success with festival audiences and through significant dvd sales world wide.  GRIT FLICK features the highlights from one of the best gritstone seasons ever, filmed in stunning High Definition. This unique rocktype from the UK of almost mythical status is back! This latest video captures the action of one of the best season’s on gritstone ever! Headlining with Jordan Buy's second ascent of the coveted Widdop Wall, also includes what has been touted by Gritstone guru John Dunne as 'the hardest route on grit' as Ryan Pascal makes the first ascent of the outrageously difficult 'Gerty Berwick' the blank wall to the left of the 'New Statesman' at Ilkley, Yorkshire. We also see the first ascent of 'French Duke' another last great problem at Earl's Crag as well as the hardest UK female ascents of a gritstone route as Lucy Creamer tries her luck on 'Slab and Crack' E8 at Cubar. Plus ground up action as Ben Bransby and James McHaffie tackle ‘one of the meanest sections of gritstone climbing to be found’ on National Acrobat at Ramshaw Rocks. Other highlights include Ben Bransby's first ascent of the stunning Rhylstone highball, plus the Adam and Jack show as grit-slab master Adam Long and Jack Geldard do some hard on sighting at the Roaches. We also get esoteric at Brimham rocks with a desperate E7 on sight by James McHaffie and then enjoy the bizzare capabilities of 'Grit Kid' Pete Whittaker as he makes the second ascent of 'A Little Peculiar' weighing in at British 7b, featuring one of the hardest moves of its type in the world. An exclusive interview with gritstone legend John Dunne.