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Worldwide wine civilizations - season 1

A 20x26' documentary series. The fruit of a long history, of a natural environment and of the labors of those for whom it is a passion, each vineyard tells the tale of a unique civilization. Worldwide Wine Civilizations is an exceptional documentary series devoted to exploring winemaking regions around the globe. In addition to delving into a region’s wine production, each episode will also explore local history, its architecture, art, science, techniques, and a host of other subjects. Worldwide Wine Civilizations will feature breathtaking 4k aerial cinematography of the world’s most picturesque winemaking regions. With each episode, the spectator will be plunged into the heart of a winemaking civilization in Europe, South America, North America, Asia, and Polynesia. This series will take viewers on a voyage through time and space, seeking out and discovering past and present civilizations, exploring their grandiose natural environments and their complex and multifaceted cultures. GAD presents Spain: Lanzarote, the wine of the volcanoes.

Monuments in Motion - I remember saying goodbye

I remember saying goodbye Choreography by Christian and François Ben Aïm At the Sainte Chapelle Performers: Christien Ben Aïm François Ben Aïm Louis Gillard Piers Faccini (musician)

Mount Olympus, the house of Gods

Upcoming April 2023 LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES Once, the residence of the gods in Greek mythology, Mount Olympus was celebrated by ancient peoples for its supernatural phenomena.Today, scientists are going to seek rational explanations of events which gave birth to myths, thanks to an exploration of the highest part of the mountain, towering 2917 meters above the Aegean Sea. At the top of this mountain, hidden from mortals by the clouds, the gods and goddesses feasted and contemplated Men. Thousands of years later, Mount Olympus has lost none of its aura. On the contrary, it still fascinates just as much! Expeditions are conducted in search of precious indicators to reconstruct the story of climatic events that have marked the last 10,000 years in this region of the Mediterranean. For the first time, an ice cave, never explored before, will be studied, encapsulating the memory of ancient climates. This human adventure will enlighten us to the origins of myths, such as Zeus’ lightning bolt: myth or reality?

François-Xavier Roth Conducts Edgar Moreau and the London Symphony Orchestra

“Homage to the young Debussy” 21 January 2018 at the Barbican Hall, London François-Xavier ROTH / conductor Edgar MOREAU / cello Program Richard Wagner Tannhäuser Overture Edouard LALO Concerto for cello Claude DEBUSSY First Suite (First English) Jules MASSENET Le Cid - Suite

Opening concert for the 2018-2019 season - Sir Simon Rattle conducts Philip Cobb and Gavor Tarkovi

Sir Simon Rattle conducts the London Symphony Orchestra 16 September 2018 at the Barbican Hall – London Sir Simon RATTLE (UK) /  conductor Philip COBB (UK) / trumpet Gabor TARKOVI / trumpet Elisabeth WATTS / soprano Alice COOTE / mezzo Allan Clayton / tenor London Symphony Orchestra Chorus Childrens Chorus Program Harrison BIRTWISTLE - Fanfare 3’ Gustav HOLST - Egdon Heath 15’ Mark-Anthony TURNAGE - Dispelling the Fears (For two trumpets) 20’ Benjamin BRITTEN - Spring Symphony Op 44 45’

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.

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 - 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.

Xianju, The way of balance

UPCOMING SEPTEMBER 2022 200 miles south of Shanghai lies the Xianju National Park, literally named "the house of immortals". A small jewel box of plant and animal biodiversity, ancestral culture and artisanal and agricultural traditions, it shows a rare image of China. How to protect and develop it without disfiguring it? With the help of the international cooperation, some tracks are outlined.

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!