From February 5 to 8, the Millau cinema will open onto wide open spaces for 360° adventures.
The mission is never simple, yet the Grand Causses sports association team takes it on every year. Locking lovers of the great outdoors into the dark rooms of Millau is the whole point of the 360° adventure festival.
“In the snow and in the ice”
This year, the film festival, specially focused on the story of adventures in nature, returns from February 5 to 8. “Generally speaking, on the program, spectators will travel a lot in snow and ice, notes Marion Bargès, member of the organization. A film stands out in terms of temperatures, Gasoline perfumes, two women who take the road to India by bike.”
Sophie Lavaud in the spotlight
The programming alternates between professional films and amateur films. For example, Sophie Lavaud, who will be present in Millau to talk about Last summit, worked with Canal to produce his film. Which is not the case, all creations will be broadcast. “It’s a selection of high quality images and full of emotion. Frankly, the audience will laugh and shiver,” adds Marion Bargès.
The complete program
Wednesday : Boreal Ephemera et Sophie Lavaud, last summit. (20h30)
THURSDAY : Mush (18h) ; Nagalaqa et Parfum d’essence (20h30)
-Friday : Tomorrow the weather will be nice (18h) ; Wild days et Paralpine (20h30)
SATURDAY : An artic journey (14h30) ; Into the (un)know (17h).
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the films are rated by the public and by a jury. This year, it is made up of Gilles Guillot, director at Seize9, a video communications agency in Millau; Eric Lasacar, director of the film The twelve peaks (public prize last year and presented to schools this year); Stanislas Layssac, sportsman and traveler (he notably crossed Latin America by bike, which was the subject of an exhibition at Créa); Pierre-Antoine Guillotel, whose photos will be displayed at Créa and will give a conference on Saturday.
Kilian Jornet displayed on the big screen
On Saturday, the winners will be broadcast, in addition to An Artic journey by Julien Colonge and Into the (un) know, by Kilian Jornet, on his crossing of the Pyrenees during which he climbed the main peaks at 3000m.
Directors, adventurers and adventurers will be present to talk about the films. This will be the case of Sophie Lavaud, last summit, Nagalaga, in the North of the land, Scent of gasoline, Tomorrow the weather will be fine et Wild Days.
