Derborence (1985)
Année de sortie: 1985
Nation: France, Switzerland
Alternative Title: Дерборенс, Дерборанс
Réalisateur: Francis Reusser
Writer: Charles Ferdinand Ramuz, Christiane Grimm, Francis Reusser, Jacques Baynac
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Mots-clés
Mots-clés: alps mountains, family, ski
Histoire
Antoine, a young shepherd, leaves his new bride Thérèse after their marriage to go skiing with his uncle Séraphin up the mountain behind their village of Derborence. Nine weeks later, an avalanche buries them both. Antoine miraculously survives and returns home to find that his wife is now pregnant. Despite everyone believing Séraphin dead, Antoine becomes convinced that his uncle has also survived and resolves to go back up the mountain to look for him.
Résumé
Derborence is a Swiss-French film released in 1985 directed by Francis Reusser. The movie revolves around Antoine, a shepherd who tends animals with his uncle Séraphin. After marrying Thérèse, he goes on a skiing trip with Séraphin that ends in disaster when they are buried by an avalanche. The film explores themes of faith, family, and survival set against the backdrop of the Alps.
