Immersive adventure stories
Tuesday 19th April 2022 at 3:00 PM - Sign up for free at the Media Library
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25 years of Adventure & Discovery in Val d’Isère with the Film Festival which closed on Friday April 22, 2022. The Aigle d’Or de l’Aventure is awarded to the film Yukon, a white dream by Mathieu Le Lay with Jérémie Villet. After two years without receiving the public, the festival registers 5,100 entries on the 11 screenings of the official selection presented by Sylvain Tesson, hundreds of spectators connected to follow online and always enthusiasts present at the divers activities, exhibitions, literary meetings and screenings out of competition.
“Adventure is the direction that the will gives to dreams.”
Sylvain Tesson.
Prize list
YUKON, A WHITE DREAM
Direction: Mathieu Le Lay
This is the Grand Prix of the festival. The winning film will be screened after the closing ceremony.
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In love with images and the cold, the wildlife photographer Jérémie Villet travels alone through the white deserts of the northern hemisphere with his pulka and his telephoto lens, looking for animals that survive in extreme cold.
During his upcoming expedition in the Canadian North, Jérémie is about to explore the wild and extreme Yukon region, with the ultimate goal of photographing the legendary mountain goat. The difficulty of access to the mountain territories where this animal evolves and the freezing temperatures will make the task challenging.
Carried by adventures and unique human and animal encounters, this documentary allows us to enter the photographer’s intimacy and to approach with delicacy this changing world.
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Ô PARIZAD, LE CHANT DES ANGES
Direction: Guillaume PIERREL
Founded in 1933 in Paris, TITRAFILM specialise in subtitling, localisation, accessibility and post-production. TITRAFILM are proud to be the film festival’s Official Technical Partner.
TITRAFILM will reward the winning producer of the Prix Espoir with post-production audio services worth €4 000.
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In the 70’s, the pioneers explored the most breathtaking mountains in the Alps and Himalayas; 45 years later, the same passion has remained intact and alpine skiers decide to return on the trail of their ancestors. Their goal is to reach an altitude of 8000m with their skis, to then descend by the french route of 1975, their heritage. Their Elders are like angels, their songs carrying them to the border of Afghanistan, then to the “wall of light” in Baltoro, on the outskirts of China.
Welcome to our great adventure of sharing and friendship! ô’parizad! is an invitation to travel, a hymn to the love of the mountain throughout the ages.“
OUT OF THE BLUE
Direction: Davina Beyloos Montaz-Rosset and Sébastien Montaz-Rosset
This prize for technical quality is awarded in memory of the climber Alain Estève, former head of GMHM (Groupe Militaire de Haute Montagne) who lost while climbing in 1997.
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A mysterious character engages a combination of street artists and mountain alpinists for an unthinkable project located in the Oberland summits of Switzerland. Maja and Sebastian, talented Bernese acrobats ponder whether to embark on this extraordinary vertical odyssey.
Independent film, self-produced and financed without brand sponsors.
ALASKA PATAGONIE, LA GRANDE TRAVERSÉE
Direction: Sophie Planque
At the entrance for the screening of each film of the competition, members of the public receive a ticket that allows them to vote. Ballot boxes marked « Not at All », « A Little », « A lot », « Loved it » are situated at the Congress Centre exit. The tally of the votes is made in proportion to the number of spectators.
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Crossing the American “continental divide” over nearly 29,000 km for two years and a half on a bicycle was the geographical challenge of Sophie and Jérémy, a passionate couple about the mountains. This watershed zone is located in the heart of the American reliefs: the Brooks, the Alaskans, the Rockies, the Sierra Madre and the formidable Andes mountain range.
In search of the soul of the continent, it is with the inhabitants who inhabit these mountains, with the mineral and the sedimentary that this couple experiences themselves in a geography of extremes. More than a bike travel film, it is an ode to geography, to the discovery of detail, to the understanding of relief, to the deep love for our planet. Go on an adventure at the heart of the great whole in this superb 55-minute documentary.
UN MONDE SOUS VIDE
Direction: Hervé Pfister
For the past ten years the Ushuaïa TV Channel has
supported the festival by giving an award for best director, with the winning film being broadcast on the channel. The film is chosen by the editorial team of Ushuaïa TV.
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Halfway between an environmental documentary and a travel film, “Un monde sous vide” is the story of an incredible tale across Europe.
From Tarifa to the North Cape, Fabien cycled 8,000 kilometers, trying to free himself from any plastic packaging. And give a voice to those people who, from one end of the world to the other continent, seek to free the planet from this stuff that suffocates it.
Through this singular experience, and by bringing together messages from scientists to those of citizens, Fabien invites us to question our consumption patterns, and more globally our relationship to the world.
Films in competition
Tuesday19April
Ô PARIZAD, LE CHANT DES ANGES
| Schedule | 18 H 00 |
| Direction | Guillaume PIERREL |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 38 minutes min. |
ZANSKAR, LES PROMESSES DE L’HIVER
| Schedule | 19 H 15 |
| Direction | Caroline Riegel |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 52 minutes min. |
UN MONDE SOUS VIDE
| Schedule | 20 H 45 |
| Direction | Hervé Pfister |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 74 minutes min. |
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OUT OF THE BLUE
| Schedule | 17 H 30 |
| Direction | Davina Beyloos Montaz-Rosset and Sébastien Montaz-Rosset |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 43 minutes min. |
FEDCHENKO, LE GLACIER OUBLIÉ (movie premiere)
| Schedule | 19 H 00 |
| Direction | Christophe Raylat |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 52 minutes min. |
THE LONG WALK (movie premiere)
| Schedule | 20 H 30 |
| Direction | Pierre Stine |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 90 minutes min. |
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YUKON, A WHITE DREAM
| Schedule | 17 H 30 |
| Direction | Mathieu Le Lay |
| Language | VOSTFR |
| Duration | 52 minutes min. |
ENFER & PARADIS
| Schedule | 19 H 00 |
| Direction | Antoine CHICOYE / Michael Darrigade / Alex Lesbats |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 52 minutes min. |
THE WALL OF SHADOWS
| Schedule | 20 H 30 |
| Direction | Eliza Kubarska |
| Language | VOSTFR |
| Duration | 94 minutes min. |
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THE FLOATING BIOSPHERE
| Schedule | 17 H 30 |
| Direction | Laurent Sardi |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 60 minutes min. |
ALASKA PATAGONIE, LA GRANDE TRAVERSÉE
| Schedule | 19 H 00 |
| Direction | Sophie Planque |
| Language | VF |
| Duration | 55 minutes min. |
Ceremony' master
Take it easy
Edito Sylvain Tesson
“‘When one has always taken great care, one ends up falling ill by dint of being careful’. It would seem that Zarathustra, who pronounced this sentence in the first chapter of the third book of Thus Spake Zarathustra, would be received more cordially at the Festival Adventure & Discovery of Val d’Isère only at the health defense council. He, rope dancer, traveler of the absolute and dynamiter of conformisms has always encouraged his disciples to climb mountains rather than “take care of everyone to our comfort and our security”, as we say today in debilitating-managerial language.
Thank you to the travelers and adventurers who will follow one another this week on the festival stage. Thank you to them for continuing this year to travel the world, to contemplate its beauties, to celebrate life and adventure. On the seas, among the mountains, in the heart of the plains, “by the shores and by the fields”, they offered their existence an additional amount of life. They brought back a harvest of images and words, memories and lessons. They will offer them to us during the four evenings that we will spend with them. They will help us to understand the Earth better, to want to discover it more, to love it more perhaps. After the screenings, when we leave the convention center, what if we turn our eyes to the sky and ask ourselves, like the German poet Heinrich Heine: “Who lives up there in the golden stars”? we can address the president of the Jury, the physicist-philosopher (pleonasm) Étienne Klein. The Earth, the sky, life, time, space and adventure: Zarathustra would be happy because in Val d’Isère, we don’t “spare” ourselves.”
Sylvain Tesson
Jury's president
Etienne Klein
Etienne Klein, born in 1958, is a physician and philosopher of science. He is Director of Research at the CEA (French Alternative Energies and Atomic Energy Commission), where he has run the Materials Science Research Laboratory since 2007. He is a member of the Academy of Technologies and presents the “Sciences en questions” programme on France Culture every Saturday.
Etienne Klein is particularly interested in the question of time and in other subjects that are at the junction between physics and philosophy, such as the interpretation of quantum physics, the origins of the universe, and the status of the vacuum in modern physics. Eager to share his scientific knowledge, he has written around twenty books.
Céline Develay-Mazurelle
Céline Develay-Mazurelle
Céline Develay-Mazurelle, producer of “Si loin si proche” (So far and yet so near), a travel programme on Radio France Internationale
Listen to the world: this is what Céline Develay-Mazurelle has done for almost 20 years now, through her interviews. A former documentary-maker for France Culture, reporter for Radio France Internationale and audio assistant for Arteradio, she has presented and produced “Si loin si proche”, a travel programme on RFI, for the last ten years: 48 minutes and 30 seconds of culture and society, field reports, radio stories and long-distance discussions broadcast every Sunday. It features men and women who have made travel and adventure an education, a personal commitment, a quest to discover themselves, other people and other places.
Charles Dubouloz
Charles Dubouloz
Charles Dubouloz, French mountaineer and high mountain guide.
Having had the privilege of growing up near Annecy, in between the lake and the mountains, Charles quickly developed a desire to spend more time in the peaks. In the beginning, he focused on trying to climb as quickly as possible, but then began tackling more challenging ascents. Versatility is his spearhead, and he loves all mountain pursuits, from skiing down steep, high-altitude mountain faces to solo climbing. Having just returned from completing the tricky “Rolling Stones” climb up the north face of the Grandes Jorasses, on his own in winter, he is already planning to develop new climbing routes, this time with his climbing partners.
Marine Barnérias
Marine Barnérias
Marine Barnérias, journalist for France 3 Bretagne
Marine Barnérias presents the Magazine Littoral programme on France 3 Bretagne. A snow sports enthusiast, she is keen to shine the spotlight on men and women connected with the marine elements. Suffering from multiple sclerosis, in 2016 she embarked on a maiden trip across New Zealand, Burma and Mongolia in a bid to find herself, and wrote “Super Hero, the forbidden voyage that brought meaning to my life”. It was adapted for film and her first documentary, “Rosy”, was released in January 2022. Today, Marine has her own production company, Mooji Smile, whose mission is to produce films and events to encourage people to take action.
Awards
This is the Grand Prix of the festival. The winning film will be screened after the closing ceremony.
This prize for technical quality is awarded in memory of the climber Alain Estève, former head of GMHM (Groupe Militaire de Haute Montagne) who lost while climbing in 1997.
Founded in 1933 in Paris, TITRAFILM specialise in subtitling, localisation, accessibility and post-production. TITRAFILM are proud to be the film festival’s Official Technical Partner.
TITRAFILM will reward the winning producer of the Prix Espoir with post-production audio services worth €4,000.
At the entrance for the screening of each film of the competition, members of the public receive a ticket that allows them to vote. Ballot boxes marked « Not at All », « A Little », « A lot », « Loved it » are situated at the Congress Centre exit. The tally of the votes is made in proportion to the number of spectators.
For the past ten years the Ushuaïa TV Channel has supported the festival by giving an award for best director, with the winning film being broadcast on the channel. The film is chosen by the editorial team of Ushuaïa TV.
On the sidelines of the festival
Monday
18
April
Before night
with Marine BARNÉRIAS
Val d'Isère Cinéma theater
6:00 pm
ROSY
| Duration | 86 min. |
| Edition | GAUMONT |
Attended by Marine Barnérias, director and star of the film and member of the jury for this 25th edition of the festival.
Marine, a 21-year-old student, learns that she has multiple sclerosis, an incurable auto-immune disease. Following this shocking diagnosis, she decides to set off on a maiden voyage across three different countries: New Zealand, where she rediscovers her body, Burma, where she soothes her mind, and Mongolia, where she reconnects with her soul. Recounting her unforgettable experiences, Marine sets out to rediscover a hidden part of herself and come to terms with her sclerosis, which she nicknames Rosy.
Monday
18
April
Before night
with Sylvain Tesson
Val d'Isère Cinéma theater
9:00 pm
PANTHERE DES NEIGES
| Duration | 90 min. |
| Edition | PAPRIKA FILMS ET KOBALANN PRODUCTIONS |
Attended by Sylvain Tesson, star of the film and master of ceremonies for the Festival.th edition of the festival.
Attended by Sylvain Tesson, star of the film and master of ceremonies for the Festival.
In the heart of the Tibetan highlands, photographer Vincent Munier takes writer Sylvain Tesson with him on his quest for find snow panthers. He initiates him in the art of hiding, interpreting tracks and having the necessary patience to get a glimpse of these wild animals. While exploring the peaks inhabited by these hidden beasts, the two men talk about our place among other living beings and celebrate the beauty of the world.
WASTE AWARENESS WALK with Franck Bortolloti and Fabien Favre from the film “Un monde sous vide”
Wednesday 20th April 2022 at 10:00 AM - Sign up for free at the Tourist Office, at the latest the day before.
An educational stroll along the theme of the environment: mountain preservation and collecting, sorting and weighing rubbish. Led by a mountain guide and Fabien Favre from the film “Un monde sous vide” (A vacuum-packed world).
Open to all ages (children must be accompanied by a parent)
Make your own travel booklet
Thursday 21st April at 10:30 AM - Maison de Val - 1h30 - Sign up for free at the Media Library, at the latest the day before
A real or imaginary trip, one you’ve already been on or are simply dreaming of…
Cut out, stick, colour and draw your own travel booklet!
Feel free to bring along photos, pictures, postcards or anything else you might wish to include!
Open to ages 10 and over
Acroyoga TASTER SESSION
Thursday 21st April 2022 at 2:00 PM - Pleine de la Daille - 2h - Sign up for free at the Tourist Office, at the latest the day before.
The protagonists of the film “Out of the blue”, Maja and Sebastian, give you a taste of acroyoga, slackline and spacenet. Come and relax in an idyllic part of Val d’Isère as you admire our guests’ acrobatic skills and try it out for yourself!
Open to all ages (children must be accompanied by a parent)
Please bring your own yoga mat, if possible.
ANIMAL WATCHING with Jérémie Villet from the film “Yukon, un rêve blanc”
Friday 22nd April 2022 at 2:00 PM - Meet at the Fornet cable car
Wardens from the Vanoise National Park take you out to watch the winter wildlife, accompanied by talented photographer Jérémie Villet, for an insight into his passion for animal photography.
Open to all ages (children must be accompanied by a parent
ZANSKAR yesterday and today
Photos by Caroline Riegel - Centre de congrès
“The beauty of a glance, a landscape. Light from the sky, the snow. Caroline Riegel’s chiaroscuro images, inspired by the profound. Another world, away from the eight major concerns of modern society: pleasure and displeasure, success and failure, praise and criticism, fame and anonymity. The aim is not to have more, but to become better, be of more use to others, find peace in the simplicity of meditation.”
AMERICA, a continent full of colour
Photos by Sophie Planque
Cycling across the American continental divide, covering 29,000km over two years, through majestic and challenging landscapes such as the Brooks, Alaskans, Rockies, Sierra Madre and the formidable Andes.
Seeking out the soul of the continent, found in the people who live in the mountains, the minerals and sediments that can be found in these extreme environments. Our photos are an ode to the geography, details, terrain, our deep love of the planet. We wanted this extreme journey to show off our planet’s beautiful colours, that are all around and inside of us. Every pigment, every smile, every look inspires us and fills us with light. More than ever, we need these colours to warm our hearts. Come and admire this warmth in our exhibition dedicated to the Americas.
YUKON, a dream in white
Photos by Jérémie Villet
During his long, solo expeditions in faraway places, Jérémie uses snow like a painter uses a blank canvas, to reveal the purity of nature. Isolated from the rest of the world, his photography represents his inalienable right to dream. Discover the photos Jérémie took during his latest trip to Yukon in Northern Canada, searching for animals that have made the cold, white winter their home.
Jérémie Villet’s photos have won a number of prizes, including Wildlife Photographer of the Year and European Photographer of the Year, and have featured in various magazines.
PETITS DÉJEUNERS LITTÉRAIRES
À 9H – inscriptions gratuites et obligatoire à l’Office de Tourisme et à la librairie du Festival, places limitées
La vente des livres sera organisée à la librairie du Festival tous les jours du mardi 19 au vendredi 22 avril de 16h à 22h30 ainsi que pendant les rencontres littéraires pour les livres dédiés.
Wednesday
20
April
Hôtel Avenue Lodge
Petit déjeuner littéraire
Petit déjeuner littéraire avec Caroline Riegel
SEMEUSES DE JOIE
| Author | Caroline Riegel |
| Edition | Hemeria |
Un récit de voyage rare où la photographie magnifie autant les protagonistes d’une histoire hors-du-commun que leur environnement. Un témoignage photographique autant qu’un hommage, porté par les sourires, l’espoir et l’enthousiasme de montagnards d’un autre temps. Une immersion intime et rare au cœur d’une communauté de nonnes originaires d’une haute vallée himalayenne appelée le Zanskar.
Séance de dédicace organisée après la rencontre littéraire ainsi qu’après la projection du film de Caroline, Zanskar, les promesses de l’hiver, le mardi 19 avril à 20h30 à la librairie du Festival.
SOIFS D’ORIENT
| Author | Caroline Riegel |
| Edition | Phébus |
Soifs d’Orient est le premier des deux tomes qui retracent le périple de Caroline Riegel en Asie : vingt-deux mois du lac Baïkal jusqu’à Bangkok. Avec une assurance rieuse, elle nous entraîne dans une aventure exceptionnelle.
MEANDRES D’ASIE
| Author | Caroline Riegel |
| Edition | Phébus |
Méandres d’Asie, après Soifs d’Orient (Phébus, 2008), le second des deux tomes qui retracent le voyage de Caroline Riegel du lac Baïkal jusqu’à Bangkok, raconte son premier hiver au Zanskar avec les Semeuses de Joie ! Toute la genèse de son dernier film, de son livre et son exposition qui est également à découvrir au Festival.
Thursday
21
April
Hôtel La Savoyarde
Petit déjeuner littéraire
Petit déjeuner littéraire avec Cédric Gras
Alpinistes de Staline
| Author | Cédric Gras |
| Edition | Stock |
Comment les frères Abalakov, célèbres alpinistes russes, ont-ils pu être victimes de la Terreur stalinienne alors qu’ils portaient le marxisme au plus haut des sommets ?
Russophone, Cédric Gras a enquêté, des archives du KGB jusqu’au pic Lénine, afin de reconstituer le destin exceptionnel de ces deux frères qui ont traversé le siècle rouge en rêvant de conquérir l’Everest au nom de l’URSS. Une histoire inédite en Occident.
Séance de dédicace organisée après la rencontre littéraire ainsi qu’après la projection du film Fedchenko, un glacier oublié en présence de Cedric, le mercredi 20 avril à 20h à la librairie du Festival.
Friday
22
April
Hôtel La Savoyarde
Petit déjeuner littéraire
Petit déjeuner littéraire avec Sylvain Tesson
La panthère des neiges - édition illustrée
| Author | Sylvain Tesson |
| Edition | Gallimard |
Lauréat du Prix Renaudot 2019
« Il y a une bête au Tibet que je poursuis depuis six ans, dit Munier.
Elle vit sur les plateaux. Il faut de longues approches pour l’apercevoir.
J’y retourne cet hiver, viens avec moi.
— Qui est-ce ?
— La panthère des neiges, dit-il.
— Je pensais qu’elle avait disparu, dis-je.
— C’est ce qu’elle fait croire. »
Séance de dédicace organisée après la rencontre littéraire ainsi qu’après la projection du premier film de la sélection officielle, le mardi 19 avril à 19h à la librairie du Festival
Un été avec Rimbaud
| Author | Sylvain Tesson |
| Edition | Parallèles |
« Je suis un inventeur bien plus méritant que tous ceux qui m’ont précédé ; Un musicien même, qui ai trouvé quelque chose comme la clef de l’amour. »
Lire Arthur Rimbaud vous condamne à partir un jour sur les chemins. Chez le poète des Illuminations et d’Une saison en enfer, la vie s’organise dans le mouvement. Il s’échappe hors de l’Ardenne, cavale dans la nuit parisienne, court après l’amour en Belgique, se promène à Londres puis s’aventure à mort sur les pistes d’Afrique.
Au temps où le monde était paralysé par un virus chinois, Sylvain Tesson s’est échappé une saison avec Arthur Rimbaud. La littérature, meilleur antidote à l’ennui.
Un été avec Rimbaud est à l’origine une série d’émissions diffusées par France Inter à l’été 2020.
LIVRES
Etienne Klein
Psychisme ascensionnel
Editions : ARTHAUD
« La montagne est devenue mon véritable topos : je m’y sens à l’aise et parfaitement libre, ce qui est paradoxal, car c’est par nature un monde de contraintes. Je m’y sens chez moi et, qui plus est, en sécurité, ce qui constitue un autre paradoxe. »
Depuis un séjour à Chamonix, à vingt ans, où il a ressenti « l’aspiration par le mouvement vertical des cimes » chère à Gaston Bachelard, Étienne Klein nourrit une passion profonde pour la montagne. De la Corse à l’Annapurna, en passant par le Hoggar et les Alpes, il a pratiqué randonnée, alpinisme et, depuis quelques années, s’adonne au trail. Espace de beauté et de liberté, la montagne est pour lui un révélateur des êtres, de l’amitié et de la solidarité. Les questions jaillissent alors chez l’homme de sciences : quelles sont les ressources du corps, quels sont ses liens avec l’esprit ? Gravir les parois est une manière d’étudier une notion physique, mais aussi métaphysique : le vide.
Séance de dédicace après la projection du premier film de la sélection officielle, le mardi 19 avril à 19h à la librairie du Festival.
Fabien Favre
Un monde sous vide
Editions : Spinelle
D’un extrême à l’autre de l’Europe, de Tarifa au Cap Nord, Fabien Favre sillonne le continent à vélo en s’imposant un défi : s’affranchir du moindre bout de plastique à usage unique. Sur la route, il va à la rencontre de scientifiques, associations, citoyens afin de comprendre ce qui se cache derrière notre dépendance à cette matière qu’on disait « fantastique ». À mi-chemin entre le reportage écologique et le récit de voyage, le jeune cyclo-voyageur retrace ses 8000 kilomètres de périple entre émerveillement, solitude, poésie et désenchantement. Une aventure surprenante qui nous invite à interroger nos modes de consommation, et plus globalement notre rapport au monde.
Séance de dédicace après la projection du film Un monde sous vide, le mardi 19 avril après 22h.
Matthieu Tordeur
Le Continent Blanc - 51 Jours Seul En Antarctique
Editions : Robert Laffont
Lauréat du Prix Paul-Émile Victor de l’Aventure du Cœur et d’Ailleurs 2021
« Je contemple l’immensité devant moi et suis saisi par cette pensée : je vais être seul au milieu de ce gigantesque désert pendant les sept prochaines semaines. C’est vertigineux. Ça me prend aux tripes. » Le 24 novembre 2018, Matthieu Tordeur entame un voyage de cinquante et un jours en Antarctique. Hostile, inhabité, le Continent blanc se livrera à lui au prix d’efforts inestimables, accomplis dans la plus grande solitude. Dans ce récit, l’aventurier raconte ses moments d’angoisse et de doute, mais aussi d’étonnement et de grâce. Jusqu’à nous dévoiler quel fut son véritable chemin : du pôle Sud au « pôle intérieur », ou comment, pour survivre, il est devenu « polaire ».
Séance de dédicace après la projection du film Fedchenko, un glacier oublié, le mercredi 20 avril à partir de 20h à la librairie du Festival.
Jérémie Villet
Première Neige
Editions : Chêne
Plongez en pleine neige dans l’ouvrage le plus poétique de l’année.
Jérémie Villet pense que quelque part sur Terre, notre imagination devient
réalité. Il a arrêté ses études pour voyager seul avec son matériel et son
petit traîneau. Au fil de ses longues expéditions solitaires dans des lieux
reculés, Jérémie utilise la neige comme un peintre utilise du papier blanc
pour révéler la pureté de la nature. Chaque année, lorsque la neige tombe pour la première fois avec les dernières feuilles d’automne, les paysages blancs forment un décor parfait. La neige efface le superflu, balaie l’excès et fait ressortir l’essentiel. Loin du reste du monde, cette scène immaculée est restée son jardin d’enfance, et la photographie, son droit inaliénable de rêver.
Séance de dédicace après la projection du film Yukon, un rêve blanc, le jeudi 21 avril à partir de 18h30 à la librairie du Festival.
