English: Original video caption: "In 2009, Paul Kingsnorth and Dougald Hine published Uncivilisation: The Dark Mountain Manifesto, a challenge to face the deep cultural roots of today's crises and a call for new stories for an age of climate change and ecocide. Today, the Dark Mountain Project has grown into an international network of writers and thinkers, artists and musicians, organising festivals, events and exhibitions, centred on the Dark Mountain journal. In this public conversation, Dougald and Paul will discuss some of the lessons they have learned from this journey and the questions it has thrown up: where are the new stories that could help us make sense of our situation? How do we live with ecological grief? What is the role of art and culture in a time of unravelling? What happens when we create a space in which we can talk about the darkness and doubt that we feel in the light of ecological crisis? And what does it mean to find 'the hope beyond hope' which the manifesto speaks of?"