A doomed love triangle between intrepid French scientists Katia and Maurice Krafft, and their beloved volcanoes.

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Fire of Love (2022)

The greatest lava-fueled love story ever told.

★ 7.5/10 July 6, 2022 94 min

Documentary

Director: Sara Dosa  ·  Writers: Sara Dosa, Shane Boris, Erin Casper, Jocelyne Chaput

A doomed love triangle between intrepid French scientists Katia and Maurice Krafft, and their beloved volcanoes.

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Director

Sara Dosa Sara Dosa

Cast

Alka Balbir Alka Balbir Katia Conrad Krafft (voice) Guillaume Tremblay Guillaume Tremblay Maurice Krafft (voice) Miranda July Miranda July Self - Narrator (voice) Katia Krafft Katia Krafft Self (archive footage) Maurice Krafft Maurice Krafft Self (archive footage) Harry Glicken Harry Glicken Self (archive footage) Roland Haas Roland Haas Self (archive footage) Jacques Durieux Jacques Durieux Self (archive footage) Michel Wolff Michel Wolff Self (archive footage)

User Reviews (1)

CinemaSerf
CinemaSerf August 13, 2022
★ 7/10

I will admit to never having heard of Katia and Maurice Kraft before I watched this, and although I did find it interesting, I cannot really say I am too much the wiser about them now either. What makes this documentary work is the amazing footage of nature at it's most beautiful and hostile. It is very clear that these two were unafraid of taking considerable risks to gather images to not only illustrate the sheer explosive power of these natural phenomena, but also to use what they could accumulate and observe to try the almost impossible task of predicting what might happen when and where. The ultimate design for that information being the mitigation of some of the human risk for the populations adjacent, both near and far, as millions of tons of ash, rock, gas, smoke - you name it - emanate from the innards of the Earth. I found the narrative a bit dry. The couple come across as ext…