EPFL, École Polytechnique, Alps model, Lausanne Switzerland, 2001
La nature au galop / Anatomie d’un territoire
Alpi
2011 / Germany / 62min / Color / Blu-ray
Director: Armin Linke
Research: Piero Zanini, Renato Rinaldi, Armin Linke
Camera: Armin Linke
Sound: Renato Rinaldi
Editor: Giuseppe Ielasi
Editing consultant: Jan Ralske, Kal Karman
Sound editor: Giuseppe Ielasi, Renato Rinaldi,
Sound Postproduction: Frank Halbig, Christian Heck, Giuseppe Ielasi,
David Loscher
Title sequence, poster and packaging: Cornel Windlin, Gregor Huber
Distributor: Arsenal
What part do the Alps, which cut through the center of Europe, play in people’s lives? And what is it about the mountains that attracts themus?
The Italian photographer Armin Linke sees the Alps as an outdoor laboratory to observe various aspects of traditional and modern culture. Linke captures the daily lives of people in 40 places, from France to Slovenia, in eight countries abutting the mountains where four languages are spoken. What effect do complicated social, economic, and political conditions have on this alpine environment? This film, which Linke began shooting in 2004 and took seven years to complete, is both a scientific and artistic paean to the Alps.
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