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The dark side of green energies

*Online rough cut* Available soon Electric cars, wind turbines, solar panels... The energy transition holds the promise of a more prosperous and peaceful world, finally free of oil, pollution and shortages. But this official thesis proves to be a myth : by breaking free of fossil fuels, we are setting ourselves up for a new dependence on rare metals. Severe ecological, economic for the supply of these strategic resources have already begun. And if the “green world” that awaits us turned out to be a new nightmare?

Back to the Moon

16 July 1969. A rocket, carrying Apollo 11, sits on the launch pad at Cape Canaveral awaiting a historic and insane mission… to walk on the surface of the Moon for the first time… to open a new chapter in human history. Hour by hour, we relive the crucial moments of those 8 days, 3 hours, 18 minutes and 35 seconds, the incredible echo the mission sent around the world and the growing awareness of a Humankind awakening for the first time to its fragility in the immensity of the cosmos… An extraordinary journey, a veritable return to the Moon, which, in recent years, has once again become the target of space agencies due to the success of the International Space Station.

Louis Bleriot, the impossible crossing

Combining human adventure and historic achievement, "Blériot, the impossible crossing" traces the history of this incredible challenge: the first flight across the English Channel in 1909. 110 years later, a team of Blériot XI enthusiasts will try the crazy gamble to fly their fully authentic reproduction of the aircraft across the channel, propelled, for the first time, by its original engine. This adventure will highlight the real significance of the event that marked the beginnings of world aviation. LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES

Ishinpo, the healing arts

Through the story of the most ancient text of Japanese medicine, The Ishinpo, and the celebrated Hippocratic Corpus, embodied respectively by the Chinese doctor, Qi Bai, and the Greek, Hippocrates, we embark on a formidable medical and scientific quest conducted by the renowned Oxford academic, Professor Denis Nobel. We reveal the astonishing history of the creation and the preservation of these documents, analyze their content and examine their resonance in the modern world. An exceptional quest that travels back in time, leading us to the discovery of the origins of medicine and, by using biomedical science, establishing the links between Asian and Western medicines for the first time. And this in an age when people are questioning the relevance of modern medical practices.

And there was music

Music is everywhere: in bars, churches, shops, ritual ceremonies, in the headphones of our smartphones, in both public places and private places ... It adopts an infinite number of different forms, as varied as the forms of the living world. Everything around us happens as if music had proliferated over time, transforming itself through a series of mutations. How to explain this universality and diversity? Would it be possible to go back to a source? To an origin? Let's try to jump back in time, to the sources of music.

The best medicine - The great power of breath

The Chinese call it Chi, the Indians, Prana, the Hawaiians, Mana. Our breath is our vital force. It drives the first and last acts of our lives. It is both the most accessible and the most under-estimated of remedies. Our breath is the great orchestral conductor of our bodies. It brings harmony or chaos when confronted with certain pathologies. Through experiment and the daily experience of six “breath doctors”, who explain the impact of breath on health, performance enhancement and the opening up to spirituality, we discover the incredible power of breath. UPCOMING DECEMBER 2020 LOOKING FOR INTERNATIONAL PRESALES