WLP FEST FILM TOUR

An evening dedicated to the outdoors and adventure, featuring 4 inspiring films. Proceeds support the projects of the What’s Life Project association, helping to promote access to sports and education in emerging countries.

ĀSHĀ by Valentin Orange
This film follows the second mission of What’s Life Project in the heart of the village of Babare, Nepal. Between renovating classrooms, building a sports field, and sharing meaningful moments with children and local teams, the film reveals an intense human adventure shaped by adaptation, commitment, and hope — āshā means “hope” in Nepali.

Simon & Us by Antonin Claude
In 2021, the film Simon loves introduced Simon Paccard as a simple and genuine athlete who loves what he does as much as the people around him. Five years later, Simon hasn’t changed—except for his impressive progress in the world of trail running.
Over the course of a year, through the eyes of those close to him, Simon & Us follows his daily life. From the Pierra Menta to the CCC, Simon takes on new challenges that help him grow. On his 25th birthday, he embarks on a deeply personal adventure: attempting a record on the Aravis traverse. Surrounded by family and friends, he uses this feat to share the full extent of his passion.

Ultra d’Aqui by Bastien Piron
Poesy is living through a decisive year. A former stonemason and father of a young daughter, he chose to leave his workshop to fully dedicate himself to trail running.
A decision that has shaken up his daily life: a new routine, the search for sponsors, and his first steps in the professional world. Through ups and downs, he discovers that his mind is not always as strong as he thought…

Ultra tenace by Arthur Besnehard
Ultra tenace tells the story of the fight of Sabine Galpin Ossonce and her husband Jean, a duo united in the face of both mountains and illness.
Living with endometriosis and Lyme disease, Sabine takes on an extraordinary challenge: competing in the UTMB, the most iconic ultra-trail race. By her side is Jean—more than a running partner, he is also her life partner, taking on the daily role of caregiver.

By taking part in this evening, you are directly supporting our work: all proceeds from the event will be entirely dedicated to funding the projects of What’s Life Project, particularly in Nepal.