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Archive Footage | Biographical Documentary
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The story of two lovers united by choice but separated by fate. The movie is an emotional whirlpool that takes the viewers through the romance and lives of two volcanologists. The movie happens to be a collection of about 100 hours of footage that was taken by the couple. The cinematography and the quality of content displayed look quite authentic and go well with the central themes of the film. Like every other movie, it also has its fair share of bad points. According to the critics and audience, the movie featured many narrative gaps that spoiled the film's overall content. The makers could have presented the footage in a better way which would have been more appealing to the audience. Overall, it has been termed a great documentary which is visually stunning and exceptional. Maurice and Katia, displayed as one-of-a-kind, passionate, and inspiring couple who enjoyed getting up close and personal with volcanoes and experiencing life on the edge.
Outstanding Achievement in Visual Design | 2023 | Lucy Munger
Outstanding Achievement in Original Music Score | 2023 | Nicolas Godin
Outstanding Achievement in Editing | 2023 | Erin Casper
Grand Angle Competition | 2022 | Sara Dosa
Documentary | 2022 | Sara Dosa
Documentary | 2022 | Sara Dosa
Outstanding Producer of Documentary Motion Pictures | 2023 | Ina Fichman
Best Feature Documentary | 2022 | Ina Fichman
Best Director | 2022 | Sara Dosa
Best Editing | 2022 | Erin Casper
Outstanding Achievement in Nonfiction Feature Filmmaking | 2023 | Ina Fichman
Outstanding Achievement in Direction | 2023 | Sara Dosa
Cinema for Peace Dove for The Most Valuable Documentary of the Year | 2023 | Sara Dosa
Film Director | 2023 | Sara Dosa
Box Office Collection 1,695,072 USD
Documentary is presented almost entirely through archival material. No contemporary interviews relating to the subject are used.
"Maurice Krafft: If I could eat rocks, I'd stay in the volcanoes and never come down."
"Maurice Krafft: ...I prefer an intense and short life to a monotonous, long one..."
