Maison du Parc - Open-air film "Living with Wolves
Tuesday 13 August at 9pm in the garden of the Maison du Parc (in case of bad weather, postponed to Wednesday 14 August at 9pm)
The third part of an adventure with wolves and wild nature, this documentary film takes the viewer on a journey of naturalist and philosophical reflections on nature.
The director talks about the wolf in a totally new and unexpected way. There will soon be wolves all over France. So we have to learn to "live with wolves". Going beyond polemical posturing, the author takes us on a sensitive and cinematographic journey through the natural world around us and the animals that inhabit it: roe deer, chamois, ibex... Jean-Michel Bertrand takes us on a journey of surprising encounters, both human and animal, in his inimitable style, taking us on a journey of naturalist and philosophical reflections on nature.
What the press has to say:
Le Parisien: Never dogmatic, punctuated by sublime mountain images, this very profound film asks many questions about the way we inhabit the world.
Télérama: These meditations of the solitary walker are enlightening and convincing. They are a useful reminder that the mountains belong to the animals.
JDD: Alternating between philosophical comments in voice-over, images taken with automatic cameras camouflaged in the forest and personal accounts, the film is scattered but seductive in its discourse on living together in sumptuous landscapes.
In collaboration with the Maison de la Réserve du lac de Remoray
Ages 8 and up
Tuesday 13 August at 9pm in the garden of the Maison du Parc (in case of bad weather, postponed to Wednesday 14 August at 9pm)
The third part of an adventure with wolves and wild nature, this documentary film takes the viewer on a journey of naturalist and philosophical reflections on nature.
The director talks about the wolf in a totally new and unexpected way. There will soon be wolves all over France. So we have to learn to "live with wolves". Going beyond polemical posturing, the author takes us on a sensitive and cinematographic journey through the natural world around us and the animals that inhabit it: roe deer, chamois, ibex... Jean-Michel Bertrand takes us on a journey of surprising encounters, both human and animal, in his inimitable style, taking us on a journey of naturalist and philosophical reflections on nature.
What the press has to say:
Le Parisien: Never dogmatic, punctuated by sublime mountain images, this very profound film asks many questions about the way we inhabit the world.
Télérama: These meditations of the solitary walker are enlightening and convincing. They are a useful reminder that the mountains belong to the animals.
JDD: Alternating between philosophical comments in voice-over, images taken with automatic cameras camouflaged in the forest and personal accounts, the film is scattered but seductive in its discourse on living together in sumptuous landscapes.
In collaboration with the Maison de la Réserve du lac de Remoray
Ages 8 and up
Prices
| Min | Max | Information(s) complementaire(s) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free of charge | - | - |
Dates and time
From 21h00 at 23h00
Tuesday 13 August from 9pm to 11pm
