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Chronique vigneronne presents the daily life of the Potterat family, who are dedicated to viticulture in Lavaux. The film captures the dynamics of three generations living together, emphasizing their commitment to maintaining traditional winemaking practices. Through their work, the documentary reveals both the joys and worries that come with this lifestyle, providing an intimate look at family bonds and cultural heritage.
The film is directed by Jacqueline Veuve and runs for 85 minutes. It offers a detailed view of the family's routines, rituals, and the landscape of Lavaux, a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its terraced vineyards. The documentary serves as a portrait of a family deeply rooted in their craft, showcasing the significance of tradition in their lives.
Why Watch
- •Meet the Potterat family in Lavaux's vineyards.
- •See traditional winemaking practices in action.
- •Find out about family life across three generations.
Did You Know
•The Potterat family has been involved in viticulture for three generations.
•Lavaux is recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its vineyards.
•Chronique vigneronne was directed by Jacqueline Veuve in 1999.
•The documentary has a total runtime of 85 minutes.
Perfect For
Viticulture enthusiastsDocumentary loversCultural heritage fans