The challenge has been conquered: after five years of dedicated restoration, Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris is set to reopen its doors. From 2020 to 2024, the documentary The Resurrection of Notre-Dame captured the efforts of those involved in this extraordinary project. Featuring exclusive access to the restoration process, over 350 hours of previously unseen footage, and nearly thirty interviews—including workers, project managers, chief architects of historic monuments, and the president of the public institution overseeing Notre-Dame’s reconstruction—the film reflects on this remarkable human and technical journey. In 2024, viewers will experience the cathedral as a 14th-century pilgrim might have envisioned it, upon its completion by medieval builders. This story highlights France’s centuries-old mastery of craftsmanship—pioneers of a style admired worldwide. Today, workshops across France are recreating those ancient techniques in stone, wood, glass, lead, and more. It is both a celebration of France’s restoration craftsmanship and a tribute to the passionate artisans who strive to be worthy heirs of medieval itinerants. These craftsmen, true artists at heart, are the heroes of this film, showcasing their exceptional expertise in a compelling and inspiring story.