Documentaries
SAYPE, The World is a Canvas
With his gigantic biodegradable frescoes, painted on grass, on sand, on rock, Guillaume Legros, alias Saype is one of the pioneers of the Land Art movement. Since 2013, he has travelled the world, tagging humanist messages on the ground in places steeped in history.
His massive interloc...
SUNDARBANS, the Last Kingdom of the Tiger
Straddling India and Bangladesh, the Sundarbans region is home to some of the richest ecosystems on the planet. For generations, fishermen and honey gatherers venture into the vast mangrove forest for its natural resources is of vital interest to the local population. They increasingly fear for thei...
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In the midst of a pandemic, a clown, a singer, a ballerina, a performer and a contortionist open up to us in the intimate setting of a remand centre, a symbol of lockdown, confinement and conditional freedom... Relationships to loneliness and social networks, the consequences of wearing a mask, resi...
AKHENATEN, the secrets of the forgotten Pharaoh
September 2020, near Luxor.
A team of Egyptian archaeologists has announced the discovery of a lost city buried under the sands, near the Valley of the Kings. 3400 years old, it is the largest ancient city ever unearthed and one of the greatest discoveries since the tomb of Tutankhamun.
Buried...
ARMA CHRISTI, stories of the Ukrainian resistance
Arma Christi is a documentary film which explores the spiritual side of the Ukrainian resistance. Since February 24th 2022, when the Russian full scale invasion started, Ukrainians have expressed their faith in themselves through prayer, art, or action. How does faith feed the huge resistance moveme...
BLAISE PASCAL, in Heart and Mind
Blaise Pascal's career was a fascinating adventure in knowledge. The demonstration of the existence of atmospheric pressure, the invention of the calculation of probabilities, the creation of the calculating machine… his discoveries revolutionised 17th century science. Just like the writing of his P...
Cleaning products: the Great Spring Clean
The Covid 19 pandemic transformed our habits and our relationship to hygiene and cleaning products have now become an issue.
The response from petrochemical manufacturers, who are always on the lookout for a chance to make a profit, has been swift: new ranges of high-performance products capable ...
COSPLAY versus STEAMPUNK
In the age of Manga, the ancient custom of dressing up in costume has mutated. No longer restricted to the confines of a few festive moments such as Carnival or Halloween, Cosplay, created in the United States, and the Steampunk movement have experienced a surge in popularity both in Japan and Europ...
DE GAULLE vs. CHURCHILL: memories of war
The film narrate the battle of memorialists that Charles de Gaulle and Winston Churchill fought while writing their respective Memoirs which tell their Second World War but not always from the same point of view. We rediscover Churchill and De Gaulle under a new light, as writers in a genre they hav...
E trema ancora, the other voice of Luchino Visconti
Ischia, a Mediterranean island in the Bay of Naples.
It is the place where Luchino Visconti, an Italian filmmaker, decided to set up his summer villa La Colombaia in 1945. Shortly after, in 1947,
he shot his masterpiece La Terra trema (The Earth trembles), a polemical film that openly denounces the ...
