François Narboux

Rock song, Siffler, by French artist Gaël Faure, has been expertly weaved into a fully immersive music video experience. Travelers float along, serenaded by our gracious musical host, through a constructed landscape of wild animals and even wilder terrain. Make sure to look everywhere and not miss a single detail of this absurd world.

Edmond, the squirrel, and Lucy, the young bear, live together in a majestic chestnut tree in the heart of the forest. When winter comes, they get ready to confront it... Between snowball fights and treasure hunts, they are going to have lots to do.

As the sunny season returns, Edmond and Lucy eagerly head outside to their favorite playground. Follow them on a journey of exploration, learning, and playing in the heart of the woods! This brand-new summer movie is a collection of 4 episodes from the series Edmond and Lucy with exclusive images to tie the episodes together! To create a truly immersive big screen experience, the director, François Narboux, has reimagined the staging, adapting every frame into a cinemascope format.

Rock song, Siffler, by French artist Gaël Faure, has been expertly weaved into a fully immersive music video experience. Travelers float along, serenaded by our gracious musical host, through a constructed landscape of wild animals and even wilder terrain. Make sure to look everywhere and not miss a single detail of this absurd world.

Edmond, the squirrel, and Lucy, the young bear, live together in a majestic chestnut tree in the heart of the forest. When winter comes, they get ready to confront it... Between snowball fights and treasure hunts, they are going to have lots to do.

As the sunny season returns, Edmond and Lucy eagerly head outside to their favorite playground. Follow them on a journey of exploration, learning, and playing in the heart of the woods! This brand-new summer movie is a collection of 4 episodes from the series Edmond and Lucy with exclusive images to tie the episodes together! To create a truly immersive big screen experience, the director, François Narboux, has reimagined the staging, adapting every frame into a cinemascope format.