Horns Out | movie | 2018 | Official Trailer - video Dailymotion

77 year old Montana climber Maurice Horn asks existential questions about sense of place, identity, and mortality. | dG1fdXhCRTd1MlE1aUk

Transcript

00:00When I first touched the rock, that was my wedding.

00:06I guess it kind of started out as a ranch kid.

00:12Everybody got everything?

00:14Yeah.

00:15And while I was in college, the outing club taught me how to climb.

00:20Maurice has been climbing for 60 years.

00:23It's great to see this passion for climbing and still out there, still pursuing it.

00:29It was the adventure, the mystique, the calling.

00:33It's like, wow, there's a mountain out there.

00:38I always wanted to get back to the country, but I never made it.

00:44My dad died when I was 17, and my mom sold the ranch.

00:53It was like growing up in paradise.

00:57It was hard to leave.

01:03It's turned into a strange place.

01:07It's not my place anymore.

01:13Climbing was kind of a replacement for being a ranch kid.

01:18My connection to the outdoors, now I'm just kind of a city dweller.

01:24Thank goodness I found climbing.

01:27It's been a huge part of me my whole life.

01:34I don't know what I'll do when I get to the point where I can't climb anymore.