Champagny-en-Vanoise invites you to discover the world of mushers, where complicity and trust between man and dog are paramount, and with the film ‘Jadis’ to plunge into the past to discover how the ancients lived.
Thursday 23 January | 8.30pm
- MUSH!
At a time when the world is confined, Lou and Lucas set off to explore the Norwegian highlands with their dog sled teams. The two mushers invite us to plunge into the heart of a sport where complicity and trust between man and dog are essential if you want to overcome the obstacles imposed by a nature that is not always kind.
Stress, falls, but above all a lot of joy and wonder. It's a range of emotions that encourages you to reconnect with nature and take a better look at the animal world.
- JADIS :
The history of skiing, the discovery of majestic Pyrenean landscapes, a journey of self-discovery - that's what ‘Jadis-Looking Backward’ is all about. To create this 38-minute documentary, Seb Jam followed the daily life of his friend William Cochet for four years. A skier, mountaineer, environmental activist and POW ambassador, he wondered whether it was possible to continue skiing while living as frugally as possible in order to protect the environment. In search of solutions, he delves into the past to find out how the ancients did it.
- MUSH!
At a time when the world is confined, Lou and Lucas set off to explore the Norwegian highlands with their dog sled teams. The two mushers invite us to plunge into the heart of a sport where complicity and trust between man and dog are essential if you want to overcome the obstacles imposed by a nature that is not always kind.
Stress, falls, but above all a lot of joy and wonder. It's a range of emotions that encourages you to reconnect with nature and take a better look at the animal world.
- JADIS :
The history of skiing, the discovery of majestic Pyrenean landscapes, a journey of self-discovery - that's what ‘Jadis-Looking Backward’ is all about. To create this 38-minute documentary, Seb Jam followed the daily life of his friend William Cochet for four years. A skier, mountaineer, environmental activist and POW ambassador, he wondered whether it was possible to continue skiing while living as frugally as possible in order to protect the environment. In search of solutions, he delves into the past to find out how the ancients did it.
Prices
Free of charge.
Opening
Thursday 23 January 2025 at 8.30 pm.
Languages spoken
English
French
♿ Tourism and Disability
Hearing disability
Not accessible in a wheelchair
Film d'en Haut - Mush ! | Jadis
Cinéma le Rhodo
31 Place du centre
73350 Champagny-en-Vanoise
31 Place du centre
73350 Champagny-en-Vanoise
Altitude
1250m
Champagny-en-Vanoise
