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FJ Aventures: Costa Rica is a 2026 Canadian travel documentary following a couple as they journey through Costa Rica. The film moves from remote jungle canals to volcanoes and ocean landscapes while examining what happens when two people slow down and reconnect with what matters most.
The production emphasizes immersive visuals, natural sound, and intimate moments rather than conventional tourism commentary. Frédéric St-Germain and Johanne Proulx directed the project and appear as the central on-screen couple, creating a personal travel portrait.
- Frédéric St-Germain and Johanne Proulx co-directed the film.
- Frédéric St-Germain wrote and produced the project.
- The film was shot in Costa Rica but produced in Canada.
- It runs approximately 50 minutes.
- The production budget was about 3,000 USD, and filming used iPhones, DJI equipment, and mirrorless cameras.