The Mistral

Year: 1966

Runtime: 33 mins

Language: French

Director: Joris Ivens

Documentary

Joris Ivens, the Dutch documentary filmmaker, traces the legendary Mistral from its Alpine source through the valleys to the Mediterranean, capturing its relentless path. With evocative natural soundscapes and inventive camera work, the film creates a lyrical portrait of how the wind’s fury shapes daily life, agriculture and the cultural rhythm of southern France.

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