THE EAGLES DON’T FLY – dir. Robin FURSTENBERGER

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Original Film Title: LES AIGLES NE VOLENT PAS

Director’s Name: Robin FURSTENBERGER

Writer’s Name: Claïsse Mercier

Producer: Robin FURSTENBERGER

Country of Origin: France

Country of Filming: France

Language: French

Runtime: 12 minutes 21 seconds

Film Description:

The Eagles don’t fly, is a moving short film about the encounter between a French soldier in the Second World War and a child with a vivid imagination. In this story, the harshness and coldness of war are revealed through André, the soldier, while the child’s seeming innocence reveals unexpected depths.

This short film highlights the juxtaposition between the brutal reality of war, embodied by André, and the child’s whimsical perception. Through this touching encounter, the film explores the nuances of childlike innocence, revealing that it can sometimes mask a complex and profound understanding of reality.

“Les Aigles ne Volent pas” offers a poignant reflection on human interaction, the perception of reality and the consequences of war on the individual mind. This short film invites viewers to consider war through the prism of the child’s imagination, offering a unique and moving perspective on a subject that is often difficult to tackle.

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