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As if perched atop the majestic Rocher Percé, a stranded stone ship, this film takes an innovative look at the Gaspé Peninsula, shaped by nature, culture, and history. “Two parts geology and one part magic,” the story focuses on the splendor of Percé, which has always been surrounded by fishermen, geologists, poets, and botanists.
*L'aventurine* is a French-language documentary film scheduled for release on April 24, 2026. Beyond that date and its broad subject matter — the Gaspé Peninsula of Quebec, centered on the coastal formation known as Percé Rock — very little has been formally catalogued about who directed it, who produced it, or where it will screen. What the film's own description offers is an unusual ratio for a nature documentary: "two parts geology and one part magic," a formulation that suggests the filmmakers are not content to simply inventory the peninsula's physical features.