Brother Wolf is the title of a photograph by the American photographer and filmmaker Jim Brandenburg, in which the intrigued gaze of a wolf confronts that of the viewer and interrogates him.
By recounting the genesis of this image, this film immerses us in the life of its author with wolves and exposes a vision of our common history with Canis lupus.

A tribute to old-growth forests through the prism of violin making and music. A documentary film going from naturalist vibrations to musical resonances, from forest valleys to concert halls.

But why on earth, on a lost island in the Pacific, strange birds show blue feet that are found nowhere else? By what whimsical, capricious and mischievous path, the strangest forms of life have found their way to the Galapagos archipelago? On land and under the surface of the ocean, in the course of a playful and learned investigation, L’Ile aux Fous tells the great story of life, that of an extraordinary machinery made of perseverance, resilience but also of sympathetic errors which are the true engine of evolution.