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Whispers in the Woods Le chant des forêts

Vincent Munier / France / 2025 / 93 min / French

After The Snow Leopard, nature photographer Vincent Munier takes us to the heart of the Vosges forests. This is where he learned everything from his father Michel, a naturalist who spent his life on the lookout in the woods. It is time for them to pass on this knowledge to Simon, Vincent’s son. Three perspectives, three generations, a shared fascination with wildlife. With them, we will discover deer, rare birds, foxes, lynx… and sometimes even the flapping wings of the legendary capercaillie. Whispers in the Woods invites us to experience the forest and let it overwhelm us with its textures, smells, and sounds. See it under the stars!

director Vincent Munier, DOP Vincent Munier, Antoine Lavorel, Laurent Joffrion, editing Laurent Joffrion, Vincent Schmitt, music Warren Ellis, Dom La Nena, Rosemary Standley, sound Vincent Munier, Antoine Lavorel, Laurent Joffrion, Léo-Pol Jacquot

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