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Canoe in the snow

Living on the fringe of mainstream society, a million miles from the “eat, sleep, work, repeat” of modern times, one man ventures deep into the northern forest each winter to answer the call of the outdoors. For a decade, Clément has followed the same ritual: travelling to the middle of nowhere on the hunt for peace, quiet and beauty. From his camp, he spends the winter hunting, trapping and living as one with the nature surrounding him. This documentary film follows in the footsteps of this modern-day coureur de bois as he attempts to distance himself from the extremes of our society and reconnect with the essential. It’s journey to the very depths of what it means to be human in the wildest, most authentic environment conceivable. We are proud to announce “Canoe in the snow” got: "Gaspé Prize" at the festival Vues sur mer in Canada "Official selection" at the Rendez-vous Québec Cinéma in Canada "Official selection" at the Prix Gémeaux in Canada

Norma de Vincenzo Bellini - Gran Teatre del Liceu

If we weep from emotion on hearing it, it’s nothing to be ashamed of. That is what Richard Wagner said about Vincenzo Bellini’s most famous opera, which he considered the most perfect example of a musical tragedy. And rightly so, because in Norma Italian Romanticism reached its pinnacle. This production, by up-and-coming American stage director Kevin Newbury, stresses the ritual aspects of the drama. In Roman-dominated Gaul, the high priestess Norma has broken her vow of chastity by entering a relationship with the Roman pro-consul Pollione and the birth of their two children has been kept secret. But when she discovers she has a rival, jealousy sets in. Norma is a classical heroine, passionate and revengeful, and her dilemma provides the starting point for the most successful work by the last and greatest composer of bel canto. Though the first performance was a failure, Norma went on to become an established favourite. It first came to the Liceu in 1847, not long after its official opening, and was, in fact, the third opera to be staged there.
Lyric tragedy in two acts. Libretto by Felice Romani based on the play by Alexandre Soumet. Music by Vincenzo Bellini. Premiered on 26 September 1831 at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan. First performed at the Gran Teatre del Liceu on 16 October 1847. Last staged at the Liceu on 30 July 2007.
Conductor / Renato Palumbo              
Stage Direction / Kevin Newbury           
Scenography  / David Korins              
Costumes / Jessica Jahn               
Lighting  / D. M. Wood
Co-Production / Gran Teatre del Liceu, San Francisco Opera,
Chicago Lyric Opera and Canadian Opera Company
Symphony Orchestra and Chorus of the Gran Teatre del Liceu Cast:
Pollione: Gregory Kunde Oroveso: Raymond Aceto Norma: Sondra Radvanovsky
Adalgisa: Ekaterina Gubanova
Clotilde: Anna Puche Flavio: Francisco Vas

My everyday panic

How and to what extent Egypt & other developing countries have been affected by Climate changes, since it was transformed to be fact as the population of the weak areas in north of Egyptian Delta are suffering by the rapid raising of Mediterranean sea level, a farmers lost their agricultural land and fishermen were forced to stop sailing in addition to those who are planning for illegal immigration which makes global fear!

Kalash at the Accor Arena, Paris

On November 29, 2022, Martinique rapper and singer Kalash took to the stage at the Accor Arena for the release of his fifth album, "Diamond Rock". An exceptional concert that all fans have been waiting for! He was joined by current stars such as Damso, Ninho, Gazo and Maureen... The new hip-hop generation is firmly in the spotlight!

The Black Ocean: The New Minefield

Delivery January 2026 Economic and political warfare has already begun in the abyss. The energy transition has an Achilles heel: it requires staggering quantities of natural resources. Experimental vehicles are testing dredging methods, waiting for the authorities to finalize a Mining Code and open the floodgates to commercial extraction. Analysts have calculated that a single deep-sea mine could bring in $1 billion a year. But this mining could exacerbate the climate crisis and cause irreversible damage to marine biodiversity. We now know that the deep sea is home to life found nowhere else. Three women decide to join forces and fight to ban deep-sea mining and save the abyss. They will find in their path companies willing to do anything to make a fortune, and an industry-ridden regulatory body. LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES

Deep sea exploration : the last frontiers on Earth

Embark on a scientific mission to discover abyssal life! There's no light, the pressure is extreme and temperatures are close to freezing. But that's not enough to stop life! For 45 days, aboard the vessel Le Pourquoi pas ! and the famous yellow submarine, Le Nautile, scientists will be making a host of discoveries. Such as the ecosystems of the abysses, where 80% of marine biomass is thought to be found, and their major role in determining our planet's climate. This mission will also reveal a hypothesis that could prove crucial for our planet: the abysses play a key role in the carbon cycle. They represent one of the most important carbon sinks. The stakes are therefore high, yet this pristine environment is already on borrowed time. Near the extinct hydrothermal springs lie millions of tonnes of metals and minerals, attracting the interest of industry. Oceanographic campaigns are multiplying, and scientists over the world are mobilizing to understand and protect these singular environments from our frenetic consumption. Delivery December 2025

Strong, Beautiful & Healthy !

From powerful biceps to impressive muscles - a must-have for everyone? In ancient times, a trained, muscular body was purely a man's thing. Nowadays, it is considered an essential prerequisite for a healthy, long life for everyone. From world-famous fitness icons such as Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jack LaLanne, Joseph Pilates, Pudgey Stockton to bodybuilders from the GDR we have learned that the current craze for strength training has always been a topic of interest and discussion in the 20th century. And that muscular bodies can be as healthy as they are attractive. So put on your sports gear and get ready to sweat!

Solar flares - The new big one

Upcoming April 2026 Geomagnetic storms, electronic damage to satellites, disruptions to radio wave signals, damage to terrestrial electronic systems: solar flares, storm warnings on Earth! Thanks to its rays of light, the sun illuminates and warms the Earth. But in addition to these beneficial waves, it also projects a million tons of matter per second into space. The polar auroras are a spectacular manifestation of this. However, this high level of eruptive activity has proven to be devastating in the history of the Earth. And at a time when the sun is entering a period that scientists call the “combat zone”, solar wind gusts could soon be unleashed, impacting human activity on Earth. To help us prepare collectively for mega eruptions, scientists who are experts in space meteorology, as well as astrophysicists, researchers and paleoclimatologists, are joining forces and strengthening their monitoring capabilities to unlock the secrets of the sun and better anticipate potential disasters. LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES

Sophie Adenot, a new star in space

Women are taking their places and playing an essential role at the heart of the major upheavals in the conquest of space. Exactly 30 years after Claudie Haigneré, Sophie Adenot takes off on a mission to the International Space Station. But a lot has changed since then. The privatization of space, the commercialization of orbiting with Space X, journeys to the Moon and Mars, very different issues from the past and today's women fit perfectly into these fascinating perspectives. With preparation, training and missions aboard the ISS, Sophie Adenot's goal is nothing less than learning about life on another celestial body. Upcoming January 2027 LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES

The artists way - Alexandre Tharaud & Chun-Wing Lam

Pianist Alexandre Tharaud and dancer Chun Wing Lam celebrate Bach's music in an old foundry where several of Rodin's masterpieces were created. There, amid a garden of ghostly sculptures or beside an abandoned swimming pool, the pianist and dancer from the Paris Opera give full expression to the emotional power of Bach's music. The echoes are even more moving because it was in this timeless place that many of Auguste Rodin's bronze statues were created.

The artists way - Dancing together

In a sensual and dreamlike atmosphere, the dancers of the Compagnie Hervé Koubi take over the Château d'Ormesson for The artists way. This performance, which blends dance and acrobatics, is enhanced by the collaboration of the Quatuor Voce and Jasser Haj Youssef, a virtuoso of the viola d'amore. It is a sublime combination of genres, carried by Hervé Koubi's avant-garde choreography.