Once Upon a Peatland
Peat bogs. An alive, old environment of several thousand years, fascinating, full of mysteries and still underestimated.
Through a personal quest, the director takes us to discover this world.
Crossing France in search of answers, we will even go to Denmark!
Throughout meetings, we learn more on many aspects about peatlands : functioning of the environment, biodiversity, threats and saving, but also on our history.
This film with mass appeal is in tribute to this fantastic world.
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Céline MalèvreDirector
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Céline MalèvreWriter
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Dominique BrouardProducer
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Project Title (Original Language):Il Etait une Tourbière
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Project Type:Documentary
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Runtime:32 minutes
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Completion Date:September 4, 2014
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Country of Origin:France
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Country of Filming:Denmark, France
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Language:French
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Shooting Format:HD 1080p
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Aspect Ratio:16:9
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Film Color:Color
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First-time Filmmaker:Yes
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Student Project:No
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Festival Nature La Chevêche 2015Nontron, France
March 7, 2015
Public Prize -
Festival du Film Nature et de l'Environnement 2015Mûrs-Érigné, France
May 21, 2015 -
Festival Les Conviviales Art, Cinéma et Ruralité 2015Nannay, France
August 25, 2015 -
IFF Ekotopfilm - Envirofilm 2016Bratislava
Slovakia
May 18, 2016
European Premiere -
Wildlife Vaasa Festival-International Nature Film Festival 2016Vaasa
Finland
Finland premiere
Special Award Best Newcomer Film -
Baikal International Festival of Documentary and Popular-Science Films "PEOPLE AND ENVIRONMENT" 2016Irkutsk
Russian Federation
Russia premiere
Céline Malèvre is born in Dordogne (France) and she's 31 years old.
She grown up in the countryside and since her earliest age she is very interested about wildlife documentary.
She studied communication and multimedia, and she received a Master's degree about “Wildlife, Nature and Environment Documentary's Filmmaking” in 2014.
Her first film is an environmental documentary about peatlands, a natural environment that fascinates from an early age. The film "Once Upon a Peatland" and has been selected in several festivals in France.