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That feeling of wind in my ears, it's a childhood sensation. It's a bit like my own personal Proustian madeleine.<div> Everyone has stuck a hand out of the car window at some point. For me, it was my head, my hair flying in a panic, my breath catching, my face contorted. Aurélie La Sala</div><div><br></div><div> From a crackling jungle to the depths of the sea teeming with strange creatures, and across a snow-covered mountaintop in the midst of a storm, "The Wind in the Ears" propels us into an extraordinary odyssey. Two acrobats, one on the ground and one in the air, guided by a chimerical, manipulative narrator, lead us on a whimsical journey of initiation. A poetic and spectacular ode to nature.</div>