Thursday morning matinee screening of Vincent Munier's wildlife documentary about three generations of nature-lovers in the Vosges forests, subtitled for D/deaf and Hard of Hearing.
Whispers in the Woods screens at Electric Palace Cinema on Thursday 10 December, a morning matinee that starts at 11:00 and runs for 99 minutes. It's a French wildlife documentary directed by Vincent Munier, and it takes you deep into the Vosges forests of eastern France.
The film follows three generations of nature-lovers: Munier himself, his father Michel, and his son Simon. Michel is a naturalist who taught Vincent everything he knows, and he's his constant companion throughout. Together they track lynx, deer, rare birds, and foxes, and on the rare occasion, the near-mythical capercaillie. It's as much a family story as a wildlife film, with the three of them out in the woods together.
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It was released in 2025 and carries a U rating, so it's one for all ages. The Electric Palace is showing it as a Thursday morning matinee, which comes with a free cup of tea or coffee included. The image is subtitled for D/deaf and Hard of Hearing where available. If you're after something a bit more in-depth, there's a further screening on Sunday 13 December that includes an introduction, as part of the Green Screen series co-curated by Dr Rebecca Sinker. The matinee is 11:00 on Thursday 10 December, 99 minutes long.
