Film: Draw me a chamois

Colin is 9 years old. He’s a town dweller, like any other. He is fascinated by his grandparents’ job as animal cinematographers. In rain or snow, they are high in the mountains tracking animals such as chamois, snow hares, black grouse, marmots, and ibex…
On his free days, over three years, Colin joins them in their hamlet perched at 1,650m above sea level in the Grand Paradiso National Park. Here he discovers a second school. He must spend a long apprenticeship full of patience, disappointments and effort before the eagle becomes more than just a tiny dot in the sky and the chamois more than just a flash that disappears at his approach. Colin learns how to be unobtrusive, recognise animal tracks, walk in crampons, and bivouac high in the mountains.
But now an animal is missing. To find it, Colin puts his grandfather to the test. Will they manage to find it?