Fire of Love

“truly truly beautiful documentary on two French volcanologists who fell in love & went on some crazzyyyy dangerous expeditions because they loved volcanos so much they couldn't help it (hellll no)”

“The only thing they love more than each other…is volcanoes. Some of the craziest footage I’ve ever seen. Lava looks so cool I just wanna touch it sooooo bad. Amazing music throughout, tons of Air songs :)”

“I genuinely printed out this poster and hauled it to Mexico so I could frame it and hang it in my apartment. That’s how much I love this film. Sara is an amazing director…”

“About a French couple who loved each other as much as they loved volcanoes. Some of the most beautiful archival footage in existence. Come for the love story, stay for the retro volcanologist suits. Currently streaming on NatGeo/Hulu.”

“This documentary is wondrous and batty (in content) and absolutely arresting in terms of visuals — so much so that I still use it as a reference point, years later. The filmmaker also lives in Berkeley; shout-out to Berkeley.”

“Have not stopped thinking about volcanos, Katia and Maurice, our beautiful crazy world since I watched this. So special, good to watch with kids around too!”

“Just watched this documentary! It is art. From the red beanie to the soundtrack, everything works together to create magnificent imagery. I didn't know lava could be so beautiful.”

“this documentary … must watch! i have recommended it to so many people over the years. the footage is incredible & also their tragic romance… & volcanoes!!!”

“Sooo worth it if you can find it on the big screen — or a good reason to invest in a projector.”

“SO good.”

“Awe-inspiring!!!”

“Hot 🥵 and makes me want to touch lava Narrated by Miranda July”

“Volcanos, French language, and Miranda July back and forth forever”

“I loved this film. It documents Maurice and Katia Kraft who are the most badass scientists and have the ultimate love story. They had a shared passion for volcanoes that led them to visit, study, and document many of the world's most explosive behemoths. Do yourself a favour and watch ♥️.”

“Beautiful archival footage, a love story, great narration”

“A fantastic doco indeed - stunning visuals, beautiful soundtrack, and a genuinely moving story.”

“This photo was my phone background for years, and I still put it up sometimes. I love this movie so much! Every minute is perfect but some of the shots are excruciatingly good.”

“French. Woozy lava. Lovesick scientists. Danger. Perfect Valentine’s Day watch.”

“Best movie ever.”

“This documentary was so beautiful, in all senses of the word.”