The Valley

Year: 1972

Runtime: 105 mins

Language: French

Director: Barbet Schroeder

Drama

Viviane, wife of a French consul, travels to New Guinea to collect feathers for Paris. She meets four Europeans heading for “La Vallée,” a valley marked on maps as “obscured by clouds.” Joining their trek, she becomes part of their quest. A stay with the Mapuga tribe triggers a clash of values before they head toward “Valley of the Gods.”

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