Another film not to be missed is “Sea to Summit” directed by Alastair Lee. For 38 minutes, spectators will be transported to the heart of Greenland alongside Bronwyn Hodgins and Jacob Cook. Between tough objectives and fabulous landscapes, this unique story promises an intense visual and emotional experience.
“Blue in the Skin” by Jérôme Tanon is also on the program. This 35-minute film follows the incredible challenge of Seb Berthe and Hugo Parmentier who attempt to complete 100 7a boulder routes in Fontainebleau in a single day, from sunrise to sunset. A burlesque and epic adventure that testifies to the passion and determination of climbers.
Finally, “Subterranean” directed by François-Xavier de Ruydts immerses spectators in the mysterious world of caving. For 43 minutes, the film follows Franck Tuot and his team in British Columbia, as they aim to discover the largest cave in Canada by connecting different networks of galleries. A captivating exploration that pushes the boundaries of underground exploration.
After years of adventures in the four corners of the world, the Montagne en Scène Festival returns to Belgium with an edition full of emotions and discoveries. Lovers of adventure and the great outdoors are invited to an unmissable event where they can escape and experience unique moments in the company of mountain and cinema enthusiasts.
The Montagne en Scène Festival offers much more than just a film screening. Indeed, it offers a wide range of disciplines, establishing itself as THE festival for outdoor enthusiasts and more specifically, mountain sports. From intrepid adventurers to seasoned climbers and caving enthusiasts, there's something for everyone in this celebration of exploration and adrenaline. Whether in the heart of glaciers, on vertiginous walls or in the mysterious depths of caves, the Montagne en Scène Festival promises total immersion in the captivating world of the mountain.
