Filmmaker Alice Rosano’s short film, Another Way, seemingly brings together apples and oranges by pairing the sport of highlining with the rich culture and landscape of Egypt. In Another Way, a small team of athletes — Giuseppe Di Bella, Davide Spaccasassi, and Timo Elony (among others) — travels to Egypt’s Sinai desert to be the first to rig lines for the sport. Director Alice Rosano shot Another Way over 20 days in Sinai, on a production budget of about £10,000 that she paid for herself — no sponsors, no salaries, just a crew that believed in the idea. Every single frame of Another Way is art, from the interviews with professionals and locals to the simple hand-drawn illustrations that map out Egypt and tell stories of old. At the same time, Another Way opens a small crack in the door, bringing cultures together.