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Description

The exhibition "Sauvages" invites young and old to keep the magic of the film alive by providing insight into its background. The exhibition is richly illustrated with original documents – drawings, travel diaries, sets, figures – created by Claude Barras and his team, and is divided into three highlights. The first section highlights the major ecological and cultural challenges of the region: deforestation, palm oil monoculture, disappearance of indigenous traditions. In particular, it features the struggle of the Penan people, made known by Swiss environmental activist Bruno Manser, who disappeared in 2000 in the jungle of Sarawak on Borneo. The second part offers insights into the film's production history and phases: from scriptwriting to set design to character development – visitors are invited to enter the film studio and discover the extraordinary detail work that makes up this creative process. Finally, a last section places visitors right in the middle of filming. Intimate photos and previously unpublished eyewitness reports convey the special atmosphere on set and honor the passionate commitment of the entire film team. Driven by an equally original and sustainable scenography, the exhibition reveals the fascinating and magical universe of "Sauvages," a sensitive, human, and committed stop-motion film. Note: This text was translated by machine translation software and not by a human translator. It may contain translation errors.

Highlights

• Insight into the making of the film "Sauvages"
• Original documents and intimate photos
• Addressing ecological and cultural challenges

General Information

The "Sauvages" exhibition at the Médiathèque Valais - Martigny offers a fascinating behind-the-scenes look at Claude Barras's film. It highlights the ecological and cultural challenges of the region and showcases the various production phases of the film through original documents and eyewitness reports.

Location

Avenue de la Gare 15, 1920 Martigny, Switzerland

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