In the Forest
In the Forest is a documentary essay that explores the deep connections between humans, animals, and the forest. Through fragments of lives that intersect, echo, or contradict one another, the film gradually weaves the portrait of a rich, complex, and sometimes unsettling world where the desire to protect coexists with the drive to exploit. Moving between realism, political engagement, and dreamlike imagery, it reveals a forest that - in the face of multiplying climate upheavals and an accelerating sixth mass extinction - whispers, to those who know how to listen, the urgent need to safeguard the fragile balance between humanity, fauna, and flora.
Director: Pascale Ferland
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 124 min
Screenplay
Music: Philippe Lauzier
Editing: René Roberge
Production: Les Films de L'Autre
Country: Canada
Language: Cree, Français
Original Language: fr
Keywords
indigenous, forest, environment
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Frequently Asked Questions
- What is In the Forest about?
- In the Forest is a documentary essay that explores the deep connections between humans, animals, and the forest. Through fragments of lives that intersect, echo, or contradict one another, the film gradually weaves the portrait of a rich, complex, and sometimes unsettling world where the desire to protect coexists with the drive to exploit. Moving between realism, political engagement, and dreamlike imagery, it reveals a forest that - in the face of multiplying climate upheavals and an accelerating sixth mass extinction - whispers, to those who know how to listen, the urgent need to safeguard the fragile balance between humanity, fauna, and flora.
- Who directed In the Forest?
- In the Forest was directed by Pascale Ferland.
- How long is In the Forest?
- In the Forest has a runtime of 2h 4m (124 minutes).
- What genre is In the Forest?
- In the Forest is a Documentary film.
- Where was In the Forest produced?
- In the Forest was produced in Canada.