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Great natural monuments

LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES Dive into the heart of a unique expedition, between exceptional landscapes, legendary lands and human adventure. Our planet is home to fascinating natural monuments, such as the Grand Canyon, the Icelandic volcanoes, the Namib desert or the Mont Blanc, which testify to the beauty and power of nature. These exceptional landscapes are witnesses to the telluric forces and biological processes that have shaped the Earth for billions of years. The volcanic lands of Iceland upcoming March 2023 Grand Canyon upcoming December 2023 The Namib desert upcoming December 2023

Moo! The epic horns

At the dawn of time, their hoof prints mingle with those of Humans. Step after step, century after century, the great bovine family has accompanied humankind. As essential partners on our greatest territorial conquests, they continue to change the world at our side even today.

Monuments in motion - Duo

The Duo is the opportunity for Emanuel Gat to concentrate on a form that leads to a return to essentials. The limited possibilities for composition imposed by the restricted number of dancers requires a return to basics. The attention given to movement and the creation of a powerful context become even more crucial elements.

Monuments in motion - Preljocaj Montmajour

As dusk falls, the dancers of the Ballet Preliocai invite the abbey’s visitors to a sensorial experience through the building, creative dance and time. They present an intimist approach to the setting in which they reveal the full amplitude of Angelin Preliocai’s vocabulary – a blend of metaphor, state of grace and contemplation.

Monuments in Motion - Variations

Justine Berthillot and Frédéri Vernier run, embrace, lift each other and fall… In a creative outburst that is unrestrained yet in symbiosis. A blend of strength and weakness, of exploit and respite, Noos is a duo that is both natural and highly sensitive.

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

Monuments in motion - The great Ghosts by Yoann Bourgeois

The Great Ghosts by Yoann Bourgeois Adapted from “The Mechanics of History, an attempt to approach a point of suspension” A living exhibition at the Pantheon. Performers: Prologue: Yurié Tsugawa Inertia: Elise Legros & Jean-Yves Phuong Trajectory: Sonia Delbost-Henry Balance: Estelle Clément-Béalem & Raphaël Defour Energy: Yoann Bourgeois, Damien Droin, Emilien Janneteau, Lucas Struna Music: Franz Schubert

Miranda after William Shakespeare and Henry Purcell at the Opéra Comique

Miranda after William Shakespeare and Henry Purcell at the Opéra Comique Pygmalion choir and orchestra Musical Direction : Raphaël Pichon Staging : Katie Mitchell   Librettist : Cordelia Lynn Choreography : Joseph Alford  Artistic associate : Dan Ayling  Dramaturgy : Sam Pritchard  Sets : Chloé Lamford  Costumes : Sussie Juhlin-Wallen  Lighting: James Farncombe  Sound design: Max Pappenheim  Musical arrangement: Raphaël Pichon and Miguel Henry Cast Miranda: Kate Lindsey  Prospero : Henry Waddington  Anna : Katherine Watson  Ferdinand : Allan Clayton The Pastor: Marc Mauillon  Anthony : Aksel Rykkvin

In the boots of Lucky Luke

Upcoming September 2023 LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES An American road trip with Jul in the footsteps of Lucky Luke Lucky Luke, the man who shoots faster than his shadow, and the gang of characters who populate the thousands of pages of adventures of the most famous and least American of all cowboys, have made generations of Europeans dream. Millions of fans who love to fantasize about America and its endless landscapes of adventures. Over more than 70 years and in 80 albums, Jul has singlehandedly forged a unique American myth, by drawing on cinema and emblematic novels of Far-West culture... So much so that we no longer know what comes from his pure invention or from rigorous observations of a land with infinite faces. Traveling the United States with all the images from the series' favorite albums in mind, Jul is not only a curious and erudite traveler, fond of unusual encounters and ready for all sorts of adventures: he manages better than anyone to translate it for us. Upon entering a sublime landscape or in the corner of a dusty saloon, Jul connects today's America to the fantasies of our childhood. Rediscovering America with Lucky Luke as a guide: cartoonist Jul’s lively exploration, that is the setting for this documentary travel series.

Xianju, The way of balance

UPCOMING NOVEMBER 2022 200 miles south of Shanghai lies a natural paradise: Xianju National Park. Literally called "the home of the immortals", geologists, botanists, ornithologists and other wildlife specialists are trying to preserve it. But how to protect and develop Xianju without disfiguring it? With the help of international cooperation and China's growing sensitivity to environmental issues, some avenues are being explored...

The rope epidemic

Since the 2000s, several waves of suicides have followed one another in the Amerindian population of the Colombian Amazon. Men kill themselves out of love because their wives leave them for "white people." The whites think that the Indian does not feel anything because they do not express themselves like them. And, because in their native language, there are no words to designate the feelings. Is it possible that a whole people, the Cácuas Indians, feel nothing, have no feeling and no words to speak of love?

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!