GENERAL PUBLIC FESTIVAL //
26 NOV. - 8 DEC. 2019
THE PROGRAM
IN ONE LOOK
AWARDS 2019
During the closing session, Saturday December 7, 2019, the jury awarded the nominations "Golden Hedgehog", "Silver Hedgehog" and "Coup de cœur" among the films screened. Schoolchildren will also choose their "Young Audience Favorite" at the end of the school festival.
Nature Category
Golden Hedgehog : "Queen without land" by Asgeir Helgestad (Norway)
Silver hedgehog : "Invisible river, a treasure under the Rhine plain" , by Serge Dumont (France)
Sustainable Development Category - Environment
Golden Hedgehog : "Young Shepherdess" by Delphine Détrie (France)
Silver hedgehog : "Threats to the North Sea" by Jacques Loeuille (France)
Short film category
"Fracas" by Rémi Rappe (France)
The jury's favorite
"In the woods" by Mindaugas Survila (Lithuania)
Young audience favorite
"Ice Pepper" by Alicia Journet, Maïlly Boulin, Soizic Lefeuvre, Clément Malargé, Guillaume Escots, Eddy Martinez (France).
Directed by students, this short film obtained 737 votes for 2816 voters among the children who attended the school festival.
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JURY 2019
Carole Desplanque
A follower of natural sciences and cabinets of curiosities, she holds a doctorate in Plant Ecology.
Within the National Forestry Office, she is responsible for the management of protected natural areas, including the peat bogs of the Luitel National Nature Reserve. This function leads her to reconcile three missions that she considers fundamental: knowing (in particular with the support of various scientists), managing and transmitting. The transmission to the public concerns the knowledge acquired in the field of biology as much as that of history.
Jerome Dutroncy
Jura by origin but Alpine by adoption, Vice-President of the Grenoble metropolis, delegate for the Environment, Air, Climate and Biodiversity, he is the elected referent for many strategies: breathable metropolis, green-blue contract metropolitan, water community, peri-urban natural spaces, animal cause, ecological transition (landscapes, resilience in the face of natural risks, revegetation of our towns and villages, etc.). He led the development of the new Local Climate Plan in 2019 and addresses the issues of well-being, health and adaptation to climate change in the Grenoble area of ​​life.
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Nadine Elaïdi
A passionate SVT teacher, Nadine Elaïdi has tried throughout her career to make her students discover and understand the world around them so that they become conscious citizens and actors to their extent. She loves life and the world in the broad sense of the bee to the wolf, from the poppy to the oak, from a puddle to the mountains and moves forward with a certain confidence in the human being. Small hummingbird and ant, it participates in the necessary and beneficial change in our society.
Olivier Alexandre
Between his daily life as an urban planner and his activities around documentary making, Olivier Alexandre sometimes has the feeling of being a character with two heads! His career as a geographer constitutes its common core, with a keen eye focused on the relationship that individuals form with their living spaces. He has found in the mountains a privileged place to observe and tell this relationship: within the framework of his own films, as a cinematographer or in the collective organization of the Rencontres Montagnes et Sciences festival.
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Photo: Amandine Decerier
Alizee Giraut
In first class in Grenoble, Alizée Giraut is 16 years old and is passionate about plastic arts and climbing. She joined the ambassadors of Cinéma Le Club, which allows young people aged 15 to 25 to discover and participate in the world of cinema. From an early age, observing biodiversity, protecting nature and animals have been part of his concerns. She enjoys living in Grenoble because, at every angle of view, a mountain appears.