In production

WAR OF THE FLOWERS

WRITTEN BY JULIEN NAAR & PATRICK MORRIS, DIRECTED BY THIERRY ROBERT

Fearsome lords

South Africa, Cape of Storms. Imagine a kingdom where three clans reign supreme. Imagine the power struggles, the strategies to continuously conquer new territories and ensure their family lines. These lords, heirs to dynasties thousands of years old, are… flowers!

This astonishing and unsuspected realm is the Cape Floral Kingdom: 9,000 species of plants live here – more than anywhere else on the planet… And all are pursuing one goal: to ensure their survival and that of their clan. To occupy the land, to starve or smother their adversaries, they engage in epic battles on the surface or underground. And they’ve learned how to bribe, manipulate and subjugate with impunity. Sunbirds, dwarf chameleons, elephant-shrews, monkeys: all live under the relentless domination of plants.

It’s a ruthless world, but one where the rules are well-known, set in stone millions of years ago. But a new threat will strike the kingdom. Invaders from Table Mountain, aided by the most fearsome of allies: wildfire.
To save their kingdom, the flowers will have to fight their ultimate battle: THE WAR OF THE FLOWERS.

FORMAT : 90′ | UHD-HDR

PRODUCERS : NICOLAS CENNAC & nicolas zunino

CO-PRODUCTION : ARTE FRANCE | DocLights | Terra Mater Studios

WRITTEN BY : JULIEN NAAR & PATRICK MORRIS

DIRECTED BY : Thierry Robert

 

 

Planet Night : life at the edge of darkness

WRITTEN BY : Estelle Walton, Guilaine Bergeret, Sarah Laîné

Turn off the light?

Every evening at sunset, another world awakens, concealed from our prying eyes: the world of night. An incredibly rich universe in which 30% of vertebrates and 65% of invertebrates thrive. Night synchronizes all living things, setting the rhythm for our ecosystems, even serving as a compass. But today, night itself is endangered. Night is becoming day. And every kingdom in the animal world is suffering the consequences: migratory birds are disoriented, insects die of exhaustion, mammals can no longer find refuge… Around the globe, scientists, the guardians of darkness, are taking action to turn off the lights and rekindle the stars.

Format : 3 x 43′ | UHD-HDR

COPRODUCTION : ARTE FRANCE

DISTRIBUTION : ITV STUDIOS

written by : Estelle Walton, Guilaine Bergeret, Sarah Laîné

directed by : ESTELLE WALTON, SARAH LAÎNÉ & GUILAINE BERGERET

 

 

SPIDERMAN VS ALAIN ROBERT

Written & Directed by Thierry Robert

Alain Robert, the real Spiderman

He has been climbing’s living legend for nearly 50 years. The entire world knows him as the “French Spiderman,” the man who has earned his reputation by free solo climbing the tallest skyscrapers on the planet with his bare hands…

For the first time ever, he takes us with him to the Verdon Gorge to climb one of the steepest and most mythical rock faces on Earth.

A spectacular ascent in immersive detail, emblematic of his extraordinary journey, to tell the story of how Spiderman eclipsed the greatest climber of all time, a man named Alain Robert…

 

FORMAT : 90′ | 4 x 30’

COPRODUCTION : France Télévisions

WRITTEN BY : Alain Zenou & Thierry Robert

DIRECTED BY : Thierry Robert

 

 

In development

RISE OF HOPE: OHUMBA’S JOURNEY

WRITTEN BY BASILE GERBAUD, DIRECTED BY RÉMI EMERIAU

The battle of the chiefs

In Namibia’s scorching Erongo Desert, where temperatures near 50°C, a troop of chacma baboons rules a harsh kingdom. At the bottom of this ruthless hierarchy is Ohumba, a grieving mother who’s just lost her baby. Yet she fights to survive, enduring brutal treks, braving thorny wilderness, and earning her place at the watering hole. A new pregnancy and an alliance with Haiseb, a rising male, may change her fate.

In this raw desert drama, power, survival, and hope mirror our own human struggles.

FORMAT : 2 x 50’ | 4K

WRITTEN BY: BASILE GERBAUD

DIRECTED BY: RÉMI EMERIAU

 

 

CAVERNS OF ICE MEMORY

WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY BARBARA LA ROZE

Glaciers underground

Deep in the Alps, photographer-researcher Kevin Carpin pursues a vital mission: reveal the hidden underground glaciers, fragile treasures now melting in the heat of climate change.

From his first cave on Parmelan to ice caverns in France, Switzerland and Austria, he mixes spectacular visuals, forgotten archives and leading-edge science to save the memory of ice. A visual and sensory journey questioning our era: what will remain when these frozen cathedrals vanish? A must-see documentary of dizzying beauty and urgent alarm. 

FORMAT : 52 ‘

Written & directed by: BARBARA LA ROZE

 

 

ONCE UPON A WILD TIME

WRITTEN BY NICOLAS CENNAC

A cinematic anthology of the world’s legendary wild places

The Great Plains, the Amazon, the African Savannah, the Indian Jungle, the Great Bear Rainforest… Once upon a wild time is a collection of premium feature documentaries that tell the story of these legendary wild places through a cinematic tapestry of wildlife, history, and human struggle.

The planet’s most mythical ecosystems are not only biodiversity hotspots — they are breathing, living, landscapes, shaped by generations of human presence, resilience, and upheaval. For millennia, nature and Indigenous peoples have built these ecosystems. Then came rupture: colonization, extraction, collapse. But today, a new movement is rising — to restore what was lost, to reconnect what was severed.

This collection weaves together past and present, nature and humanity — forging a cinematic chronicle of the Earth’s last wild frontiers. Each episode is a visual and emotional odyssey, guided by totemic wildlife species, ancestral knowledge, and a contemporary fight for renewal.

This isn’t just about saving nature. It’s about remembering how deeply we belong to it.

FORMAT :  5×90’ | 5×50′

WRITTEN BY : NICOLAS CENNAC

 

 

Earth’s Secret Waterworlds

WRITTEN BY Mégane Chêne, Patrick Morris, DIRECTED by Nicos Argillet et Florian Launette

Underground wonders

On Planet Earth there is a hidden world that few of us rarely see. A world where billions of tonnes of freshwater flows tens, or even hundreds, of metres beneath our feet. This vast labyrinth contains almost a third of all the freshwater on Earth and some of the strangest and most magical of these underground waterways are found in the mountains of Croatia, the forests of Mexico and the deserts of Namibia.

Existing at the interface of darkness and light, rock and sky and the abiotic and biotic, these alien worlds nurture an extraordinary diversity of aquatic and terrestrial life, most of which has rarely been seen before. Blending freshly shot footage, stunning lighting and visual effects Earth’s Secret Waterworlds takes a deep dive into these otherworldly realms as never before, journeying through caves, fissures and tunnels into giant underwater rivers and basins, often re-surfacing in surprising places, to bring their sheer scale and natural beauty to life in truly mesmerizing ways. The series reveals a forgotten connection: between the surface and the deep.

FORMAT : 3 x 43’ I 4K

WRITTEN BY : Mégane Chêne, Patrick Morris et Nicos Argillet

DIRECTED BY : Nicos Argillet et Florian Launette

 

 

Anonymous scientists meeting

WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY Ariane Lamarsaude et Victor Jullien

Seeking anonymous scientists

History celebrates a handful of scientific heroes. But what about the brilliant outsiders, rebels, and visionaries who made the breakthroughs — and were forgotten?

Set in a purgatory inspired by a group therapy meeting, Anonymous Scientists Meeting is a bold and witty digital documentary series in which ten erased pioneers of science are resurrected to revisit the discoveries they never got credit for. Through animated immersions into their memories, they reveal how sexism, racism, class, geography, and social norms distorted the story of human progress.

From medieval medicine to electricity, from the origins of cinema to the theory of the Big Bang, the series gives these lost figures the recognition they deserve — while asking what a more inclusive history of science could look like today.

FORMAT : 10 x 10’

Written & directed by : Ariane Lamarsaude et Victor Jullien

 

 

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