This is a really cool documentary. David de Rueda, a French urban explorer, and Mélanie de Groot, a journalist, did a 3-month-long road trip from NY to SF meeting with local explorers and getting into nice spots. I'm sure there are some UER members appearing in the film, there is at least freeside and Hoverfly (see freeside's writeup about the shooting last year: http://www.uer.ca/...1502&currpage=1&pp). It's also really exciting to see some familiar spots on such a nice video

Hurry up, the video is only available for 4 more days on streaming!

http://www.viewste...-000/urban-escape/

Saw this earlier... decided not to post it though. As far as urban exploration documentaries go, this one wasn't that bad.

I went to the screening of this film in brooklyn with my friends who were in it. I think it was a pretty neat film. The women who directed it is great too.

theshortestsim and her boyfriend are in there, reppin Denver!

Really amazing film. Me being a newb, this made me appreciate abandoned buildings more now.

A good little film, a bit dry in areas, but some nice locations and a great cast of people. Certainly worth a watch if you enjoy exploring.

Only criticism, is they clearly played it safe, sticking to the same formula almost every UE documentary has done for the past decade. It felt almost like an update copy of Into The Darkness. That's a shame as it seems they got a fair bit of money to fund the project, they could have gone somewhere truly unique or tried something new. But hey, I guess that's personal preference

I've got friends who are in this film so it's always fun for me to watch.

Is it just me, or has this video completely fallen off the face of the earth???


Like I cant find it anywhere, just the trailer

I liked it, but I'm biased since they made me look good on camera. I'm in the 'Denver' segment.

Mel and David are very cool people, obviously not deep into UE but willing to learn and technically skilled in production. We figured the Titan would be good for their purposes since it requires very little in the way of gear, and it's a place that's pretty unique to Colorado.

Ive been dreaming of making it out there to see it. Good job and keep up the great exploring!