Outdoor cinema: In the Forest by Pascale Ferland
A documentary essay on the links between humans, animals and forests in a world torn between protection, coexistence and exploitation.
In the Forest is a documentary essay that explores the profound connections between humans, animals, and the forest. Through interwoven fragments of life, the film reveals a rich and complex world, caught between protection and exploitation. Navigating between realism, political engagement and dreamlike imagery, it unveils a forest space that whispers of the urgent need to preserve the fragile balance between humanity, wildlife and flora.
Meeting point: behind the Beaver Lake fountain (2000 Remembrance Rd., Montréal, Québec, H3H 1X3) See on the map here
Type of activities: outdoor cinema | general public
Duration: 124 minutes
Rate: free
Type of activities: outdoor cinema | general public
Duration: 124 minutes
Rate: free
Dates and schedule: Tuesday, August 4 2026 at 8:30pm
Original language: French
Subtitles: French
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Funambules Médias' Cinéma sous les étoiles presents In the Forest by Pascale Ferland. This activity is offered as part of the 150th anniversary of Mount Royal Park.
