Les diables des volcans

(Volcanoes devils)

A film on a giant screen, exploring the story of the Krafft couple.

Duration: 20 minutes

Discover ‘Les Diables des Volcans’, a breathtaking film on one of Europe’s biggest screens, dedicated to the legendary volcanologists Maurice and Katia Krafft! These enthusiasts braved the world’s volcanoes to capture spectacular images, leaving an unforgettable scientific and visual legacy.

Experience

Dolby Atmos sound
Film projected onto a 415 m2 screen, one of the largest in Europe

A fascinating audiovisual story, narrated by André Demaison

This film, directed by Julien Dumont, director of Titans Films Production, invites you to plunge into the fascinating world of Maurice and Katia Krafft, two exceptional volcanologists. The voice of André Demaison, who had the immense privilege of working with them for over 20 years, will guide you through the moving story of these two pioneers of volcanology.

Rare and spectacular images

Thanks to the images taken by Maurice and Katia during their many expeditions around the world, this film offers a unique immersion in the intensity of their discoveries. These rare and spectacular images, captured as close as possible to the volcanoes, bear witness to their daring and dedication to the study of volcanic phenomena.

Remarkable pioneering work

For 25 years, Maurice and Katia Krafft studied more than 175 volcanic eruptions and travelled the world’s major volcanic areas. They wrote around twenty books, contributing both to the scientific knowledge of their time and to popularising it for the general public.

This film, which is both a documentary and a tribute, offers a moving look back at the extraordinary lives of these two scientists who left their mark on the history of volcanology. It is based on the book Les Diables des volcans by André Demaison, published by Glénat and available in the park’s shops.