Screening of Vincent Munier's documentary on three generations of nature lovers in the Vosges forests, with an introduction, part of the cinema's Green Screen series.
Whispers in the Woods, a documentary by wildlife photographer Vincent Munier, is showing at the Electric Palace Cinema in Hastings on Thursday 10 December and Sunday 13 December, both screenings starting at 11:00. The film is part of the cinema's Green Screen series, co-curated by Dr Rebecca Sinker, an Arts Producer and Citizen Scientist with the Clean Water Action Group.
Set in the heart of the Vosges forests, the film follows three generations of nature lovers. There's Michel, the naturalist who taught Munier everything he knows about the wild, and Simon, Munier's son, to whom he's now passing that same wisdom. Together they track lynx, deer, owls, foxes and, on rare occasions, the near-mythical capercaillie. It's a quiet, observational look at the woods and the people who spend their lives watching them, with the animals themselves as the main focus. The film runs 99 minutes.
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The Sunday screening on 13 December comes with an introduction, so you'll get a bit more context before the film starts. Both screenings are subtitled for D/deaf and Hard of Hearing audiences. If you're choosing between the two, the Sunday one is the one with the intro, and both start at 11:00 at the Electric Palace.
