What's Happening?
The film 'Forest High', directed by Manon Coubia, is set in a remote Alpine refuge and follows three women as they find solace in solitude. The film, inspired by Coubia's experience as a mountain refuge warden, explores themes of female identity and the healing
power of nature. Shot over four seasons, 'Forest High' combines documentary-like environmental details with a lightly scripted narrative. The film's premiere at the Berlin Film Festival's Perspectives competition received a special jury mention.
Why It's Important?
'Forest High' highlights the growing interest in films that explore themes of solitude and nature. The film's focus on female identity and the healing power of nature resonates with audiences seeking introspective and contemplative narratives. The recognition at the Berlin Film Festival may boost the film's visibility and encourage similar projects that prioritize environmental and personal themes. 'Forest High' contributes to the broader trend of films that challenge traditional storytelling by emphasizing atmosphere and sensory experiences.
