In the heart of the Pantanal, Marcelo Oliveira, an ornithologist and defender of indigenous peoples, is found murdered at his home. Refusing the summary verdict of Brazilian justice, Dorothy Johnson, Special Rapporteur for the United Nations, decides to travel there. She quickly understands that, thousands of kilometres away, in Etosha Park, Namibia, a herd of elephants is displaying behaviour as strange as it is worrying. Amaya Quintero, a passionate ethologist, seeks to unravel the mystery. Joined by Nassim Améziane, an artificial-intelligence expert, she embarks on a race against time in which science collides with the inexplicable and the blindness of those in power.

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In a narrative that is by turns gripping, sensual and poetic, Il suffit parfois d’un cri... explores the border between the human and the animal, between instinct and reason — and gives voice to the echo of a world in search of harmony, torn apart by its relationship with the living world.
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In the heart of the Pantanal, Marcelo Oliveira, an ornithologist and defender of indigenous peoples, is found murdered at his home. Refusing the summary verdict of Brazilian justice, Dorothy Johnson, Special Rapporteur for the United Nations, decides to travel there. She quickly understands that, thousands of kilometres away, in Etosha Park, Namibia, a herd of elephants is displaying behaviour as strange as it is worrying. Amaya Quintero, a passionate ethologist, seeks to unravel the mystery. Joined by Nassim Améziane, an artificial-intelligence expert, she embarks on a race against time in which science collides with the inexplicable and the blindness of those in power.

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Ludovic Deblois’s journey has been shaped by a rich diversity of experiences. First and foremost, he is a man with his feet firmly on the ground. Growing up in Picardy, he spent his school holidays trying his hand at different trades, working as an apprentice on production lines and on farms. He has always enjoyed discovering different worlds through hands-on experience and contact with others.
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