Cyril Dion

Cyril Dion is a multifaceted filmmaker, writer, poet, and activist known for his impactful contributions to environmental and social causes. After a brief stint as an actor, he transitioned into activism and co-founded the Colibris Movement in 2007 alongside Pierre Rabhi, focusing on ecological and societal transformation. Dion gained international recognition with the documentary film 'Tomorrow' (2015), which he co-directed with Mélanie Laurent. The film, exploring innovative solutions to global environmental challenges, won the César Award for Best Documentary in 2016 and was screened in over 30 countries. He followed this success with 'Après Demain' (2018), a documentary analyzing the societal impact of 'Tomorrow,' and the film 'Animal' (2021), which delves into biodiversity and climate change. In addition to his cinematic achievements, Dion is an accomplished author, having published works such as the novel 'Imago' and the essay 'Petit Manuel de Résistance Contemporaine.' His creative endeavors consistently aim to inspire action and foster awareness about pressing global issues.

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