October 17 to 20: Adventure Screens Festival in Dijon

The Dijon International Adventure Film Festival returns for its 28th edition from October 17 to 20 with a great selection of adventure films and books. Discover and discuss these works during the event.

The International Adventure Film Festival of Dijon, Les Écrans de l’Aventure, returns for its 28th edition from October 17 to 20 with dozens of selected adventure films and books.

Since 1992, it has been a must-attend event for those seeking adventures and discoveries. The capital of Burgundy invites you to discover the best international films and meet adventurers specialized in image capturing, happy to share their journeys with you. Dive in! is a partner of this event, offering you a broad program of documentary films as well as adventure books.

With this festival, embark on the discovery of the wildest places on the planet. Visit remote forests, climb the highest mountains, or meet people living in harmony with nature. The films and books presented will take you to all types of environments. Additionally, you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and interact with a multitude of contributors from all over the world presenting their work.The preview of the film by Under The PoleAll tastes will be satisfied during this festival, especially those of divers and lovers of the underwater world. During their expedition in Polynesia, the scientists ofUnder The Pole filmed their exploits in the depths. They now dive into the dark rooms to present and explain their underwater work to you. Director Vincent Perazio will be notably present in Dijon to engage with the audience after the premiere screening of the film for the festival.

The schooner Why stopped in Polynesia to study the mesophotic zone corals. © Franck Gazzola – Under The Pole

Under The Pole – Polynesia: The Quest for the Depths is a 52-minute documentary film, produced by Zed, Arte France, and Base Océans with the participation of Ushuaïa TV. You will embark on an expedition in the South Pacific, in Polynesia, aboard the schooner the Why. You will discover the research conducted by the scientists on deep corals located in unexplored areas up to 150 meters below the surface. Experience this adventure through colorful aerial and underwater footage.

Julien Barletta

Cover photo © Franck Gazzola – Under The Pole

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