Film Lens
The River's Bed focuses on the revitalization of the Rhone River after disastrous floods. The film documents a large construction project aimed at removing concrete barriers and enlarging the river's bed to enhance river life. It features various stakeholders, including hydrobiologists, fishermen, farmers, engineers, and local citizens, each presenting their unique perspectives on the project.
Through these diverse viewpoints, the film provides a comprehensive understanding of the complexities involved in restoring the river. The narrative prompts viewers to reflect on humanity's relationship with nature and the impact of territorial changes on the environment.
Why Watch
- •Meet diverse voices from the Rhone River community.
- •Find out how floods changed the river's landscape.
- •See the impact of construction on river ecosystems.
Did You Know
•The Rhone River is undergoing a major construction project to enlarge its bed.
•The film features hydrobiologists, fishermen, farmers, and engineers.
•The documentary was directed by Mélanie Pitteloud in 2017.
Perfect For
Environmental restorationRiver ecologyCommunity activism