Au Nord De L'Hiver
Oct 20, 1993 · 1h 32m
Director
Nicolas VanierOverview
A cold odyssey over more than 8,000 km through contrasting territories, from the mountains of Mongolia to Lake Baikal, from the taiga to the Siberian tondra: this is the challenge that Nicolas Vanier has set himself. The adventure will last 18 months, 18 months during which Nicolas and his team face one of the most hostile regions of the globe before reaching the Arctic ice. An exceptional route, where only traditional modes of transport are used to overcome the constraints, each time different, of the regions crossed...
Cast of Au Nord De L'Hiver
Crew of Au Nord De L'Hiver
Nicolas VanierWriter, Director, Cinematography
Valérie ZismanWriter- Michelle CarentacWriter
Charlélie CoutureOriginal Music Composer
Jean AfanassieffDirector of Photography- Hugues de LéonDirector of Photography
Denis DucrozDirector of Photography- Christian GaumeDirector of Photography
- Alain RastoinDirector of Photography
- Sophie BhaudEditor
- Corine LesageEditor
- Christian ChauvinSound
Jean-Pierre BaillyProduction Executive- Philippe PenotSound Effects
- Alain BrénichotSound
- Thomas BounoureSound, Cinematography
- Jacques Thomas-GérardSound Re-Recording Mixer
About Au Nord De L'Hiver
What is Au Nord De L'Hiver about?
A cold odyssey over more than 8,000 km through contrasting territories, from the mountains of Mongolia to Lake Baikal, from the taiga to the Siberian tondra: this is the challenge that Nicolas Vanier has set himself. The adventure will last 18 months, 18 months during which Nicolas and his team face one of the most hostile regions of the globe before reaching the Arctic ice. An exceptional…
When was Au Nord De L'Hiver released?
Au Nord De L'Hiver was released on October 20, 1993.
How long is Au Nord De L'Hiver?
Au Nord De L'Hiver runs 1 hour 32 minutes (92 minutes).
Who directed Au Nord De L'Hiver?
Au Nord De L'Hiver was directed by Nicolas Vanier.
Who is in the cast of Au Nord De L'Hiver?
The cast of Au Nord De L'Hiver includes Nicolas Vanier (Self), Thomas Bounoure (Self), Alain Brénichot (Self), Jean-Christophe Celbert (Self) and Karl Gerin (Self).