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The Black Ocean: The New Minefield

Delivery December 2025 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

Dalida: Mediterranean Melodies, Global Echoes

Dalida's status as a Mediterranean artist was intricately woven with her diverse heritage, spanning France, Egypt, and Italy. Born and raised in Egypt to Italian parents, she later moved to France, where she rose to fame as an iconic singer and actress. Her music and persona embodied the warmth, sensuality, and vibrancy of Mediterranean culture, evoking the sun-drenched landscapes, romantic allure, and melancholic nostalgia of the region. This fusion of cultures imbued her artistry with a rich tapestry of influences, blending the passion and melodrama of Italian opera, the exotic rhythms of Egypt, and the sophistication of French chanson. Dalida seamlessly navigated between languages and musical styles, creating a timeless connection with audiences worldwide that transcended borders and resonated with the essence of the Mediterranean spirit. DELIVERY DECEMBER 2025