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A Family's 800 Nights in the Wild Forests of Vosges Hits the Big Screen

From lynxes to lynx-like patience, one family has spent decades decoding the secrets of the Vosges. Now, their story unfolds on screen—raw, intimate, and unforgettable.

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New in Theater: The Silent Magic of the Woods in the Vosges - A Family's 800 Nights in the Wild Forests of Vosges Hits the Big Screen

Michel Munier has spent more than 800 nights in the ancient forests of the Vosges, France. His deep connection to the wilderness has shaped his life—and now, his family's. A new film, The Whisper of the Forests, will bring his experiences to cinemas on February 19.

Munier's passion for the forest began long ago. He ventures into the wilderness to observe wildlife, from foxes and roe deer to elusive lynxes and capercaillie. His son Vincent first joined him at just twelve years old, sharing the same fascination.

Now, Vincent and his own son Simon accompany Michel on his journeys. Together, they explore the untouched landscapes, documenting the hidden lives of the forest's creatures. Their bond with nature has grown into a family tradition, one that spans generations. The Whisper of the Forests captures their adventures, offering a rare glimpse into the heart of the Vosges. The film follows their quiet, patient observations, revealing the beauty of a world few ever see.

The film's release on February 19 will showcase Munier's lifelong dedication to the forest. Viewers will witness the delicate balance of wildlife through the eyes of three generations. Their story highlights the enduring pull of nature—and the importance of preserving it.

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