Quand brûlent les fleures

Before it’s gone, remember what we have

It begins with fire. Forests burn, landscapes disappear, and the Earth seems to breathe through the smoke. These images are not only a warning, but a reflection of what we are slowly losing. Then, silence. The film turns its gaze toward nature as it truly is, quiet, fragile, and beautiful. Trees moving with the wind, sunlight touching the earth, water flowing, life existing in its simplest forms. Through this contrast, the film invites us to remember what is at stake. Climate change is not a distant story. It is about the places we call home, the air we breathe, and the beauty we often take for granted. A poetic journey from destruction back to life, the film is a reminder that the future is still being written, and that protecting nature means protecting a part of ourselves. Because sometimes, to change the world, we simply need to remember what is worth saving.

Director

Justine D.