At 8848 metres high, the legendary Mount Everest is a symbol of beauty and dangerous adventure. The film's production team gained a tragic insight into the challenges faced by Everest's climbers when they took part in the rescue of an expedition caught in a blizzard, which led to the loss of eight lives.
Both poignant and majestic, this remains one of the most successful films ever made for cinema.

Three scientists take you on a journey of discovery through the world of earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tornados and cyclones, revealing how they try to forecast and limit the devastating effects of these highly destructive forces. Winner of the Grand Prix at the 10th Géode Festival

Christmas 2003: Pasquale Scaturro and his team set out on a perilous exploratory kayaking expedition down the Nile, from its source to the Mediterranean Sea. Four months later, at the end of their journey, they became the first people in history to achieve this incredible feat. Embark on a human, historical and cultural adventure and enjoy a unique insight into the Ethiopian, Sudanese and Egyptian civilisations.

Imagine swimming with some of the world's most gracious and extraordinary creatures - dolphins. Take the plunge with two scientists as they explore the world of these enigmatic animals in the crystal-clear waters of the Bahamas and the stormy seas of Patagonia. Winner of the Prix du Public at the 6th Géode Festival.

You've found shelter from the storm in this strange house, but are you really safe? The toys move and something stirs very close to you... there's definitely something very spooky about this place. A film to send a shiver down your spine.