The Wiels Marsh, located in Brussels, hosts a body of water that is crucial for numerous species of birds, amphibians, and insects, as well as adapted vegetation that has allowed local biodiversity to thrive. In this animated documentary, several speakers voice their support for this unique place. The directors trace the history of this natural sanctuary, constantly threatened by real estate projects, and highlight the work of the volunteers who ensure its daily upkeep.
The goal of the Evening Workshop is to create animated films as a team based on a common theme. Each director creates a sequence of the film while collaborating with the other participants. Its uniqueness lies in animating graphic materials directly under the camera on a light table.
Charlotte Pion, Martine Janssens, Christine Flasschoen, Aurore Woller, Marie Fontaine, Catherine Le Goff
Zorobabel
Angelo Mangano
Aurore Woller
Catherine Le Goff
Charlotte Pion
Christine Flasschoen
Claire Poinas
Jules Crouzat-Leger
Laura Gougelet
Marie Fontaine
Martine Janssens
Delphine Cousin
Delphine Renard
Frédéric Furnelle
Zorobabel
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