Screening: "One Day Pushes Another" followed by "Tierra del Fuego, Journey in Blue"

Two films will be screened on the big screen: "One Day Pushes Another" (52 minutes) followed by "Tierra del Fuego, Journey in Blue" (2012, 18 minutes).
In the presence of the director

"One Day Pushes Another" 2014, 52 minutes

In a small village nestled between the Matheysine and Oisans regions of the French Alps, Charles and Edouard have lived together their entire lives. These two brothers, mountain farmers and bachelors, share a timeless existence, in close contact and harmony with nature and animals. Their bond in this other world is so strong that they wonder: if one were to disappear, what would become of the other? And of the farm?
Moments of life, pieces of humanity that these two brothers offer us.

This film without commentary is a sequel to "Charles, Edouard or suspended time" made in 2003.
As with his other portraits, the director knows how to make the camera disappear. We are then as close as possible to the characters. The emotion remains intact, and the viewer is moved by the comedy or tragedy of life.

"Tierra del Fuego, a journey in blue" 2012, 18 minutes

At the tip of South America, Tierra del Fuego and the Beagle Channel lie at the foot of the Darwin Range. This journey is recounted to Cristina Calderón, the last descendant of the Yaghan people who lived for 7000 years in this remote corner of the world. It is an artistic voyage amidst the ice, where the blue color of these ancient icebergs may well disappear…
At the tip of South America, Tierra del Fuego and the Beagle Channel lie at the foot of the Darwin Range. This journey is recounted to Cristina Calderón, the last descendant of this people.