Giuliano Cameroni

Giuliano Cameroni’s presence in the catalog is tied to Swiss granite bouldering and to films that emphasize project work and local development. A Mellow Cresciano "New King Lines" shows him climbing in Cresciano alongside friends and peers, working an infamous long‑standing project while also exploring newer problems in the Ticino boulder field. The film’s unhurried pace and home‑turf focus make it useful for viewers who want to watch the incremental process of trying hard problems, including the rounds of attempts, problem‑solving and team dynamics that define development work.

The North Face production ALPHANE places Giuliano in a broader, high‑end context: the film documents elite bouldering in Switzerland across a spectrum of severe tests — problems listed in the source material span V14–V17 — and treats projection, sequence reading and on‑rock adjustments as the central technical story. ALPHANE preserves a range of attempts and ascents, so watching it alongside the Cresciano piece gives a clear sense of scale: from intimate, local projects to the structured pursuit of proposed grade milestones. Viewers will see how sequence‑reading, beta refinement and the subtler adjustments on granite separate a working session from a finished ascent, and how a single area like Cresciano continues to yield new lines even for climbers who know it well.