Animals
MISTIGRI AND THE URBAN WILDLIFE
The aim of this animal documentary with a dramatic narrative is to show us the wild animals living in our cities and the reasons for their presence in these urban environments through the eyes of a humanised cat.
Misty is a middle-class alley cat. From season to season, he roams the city in search ...
THE BIRD SINGERS
Their passion: birdsong. Their talent: imitating it perfectly.
Jean and Johnny Rasse Boucault have mastered the calls of hundreds of avian species. In a word, they speak "bird". They have made a unique career out of their common childhood passion: they are "bird singers".
Going beyond simple imita...
The Camargue, Poetry of the Lakes
The Camargue. Alexandre, Frédéric, Patrick and Claude are manadiers. They’re raising a breed of semi-feral black bulls for the Camarguaise race. They allowed me to follow them for a whole year. Immersed in their daily lives, the film goes in search of unusual moments and conversations. From one wint...
THE HORSE, AN INTELLIGENT BEING
Despite being domesticated for around 6000 years, the behaviour of the horse is still frequently misunderstood.Of all the animals, the horse is without doubt the one that has made the greatest impact on history and human progress… Beginning with the horse’s senses (sight, hearing, smell, taste), thi...
The animals are movie stars too !
Animals in movies seem to act naturally just like comedians. But this is the contrary. To make animals act is unnatural and the way to obtain it is sometimes close to magic practiced by some specialized animal trainers. Pierre Cadéac is one of the most popular in the trainers' closed world. He opens...
The Most Beautiful Horses in the World, as seen by Yann Arthus Bertrand
A meeting with the internationally acclaimed photographer Yann Arthus Bertrand, during the compilation of his book “Chevaux”.
Although best known for his aerial photography, Yann Arthus-Bertrand has always had a passion for animals, from the big cats of Africa down to man’s most faithful friends, do...
