Claude Barras' 'Sauvages' Delivers a Vivid Eco-Tale in Stop Motion

The film explores deforestation and cultural encounters through the story of a young girl's jungle adventure.

'Sauvages' is directed by Claude Barras, known for his acclaimed animation 'Ma vie de Courgette'.
Set in a recreated Borneo jungle, the film uses stop motion to bring a colorful, biodiverse world to life.
The narrative follows an 11-year-old girl who befriends an orphaned baby orangutan.
The film addresses themes of deforestation, wildlife endangerment, and the impact on indigenous communities.
While engaging for both children and adults, it offers an environmental message aimed at educational audiences.