Our productions
We tell stories of science, society and history through investigation. Here are the documentaries, series and magazines we have produced since 2013 for French and international broadcasters.
Khufu and the Treasures of the Pharaohs
Neither Khufu's mummy nor his treasure has ever been found: an investigation into the heart of the Great Pyramid, on the trail of the pharaohs' lost treasures.
Directed by François Pomès
The Power of the Oceans
Giant tides, storms, rogue waves: a 3D visual journey into the colossal forces that animate the oceans.
Directed by Nicolas Brénéol, Julien Balestier
Egypt: Treasures of the Pharaohs
Through spectacular 3D reconstructions, six films unlock the secrets of the builders of ancient Egypt's pyramids, temples, and tombs.
Directed by Anne-Fleur Delaistre, Jeanne Lefèvre
The Gold of the Pharaohs
Gold, conquests, taxes, and giant monuments: how four extraordinary pharaohs became the wealthiest kings of Antiquity.
Directed by Nicolas Brénéol
Thonis-Heracleion: The Sunken City of the Pharaohs
Twenty-five years after exhuming the sunken city of Thonis-Heracleion, Franck Goddio leads a new excavation campaign to reconstruct the lost city and reveal its past.
Directed by François Pomès, Anne-Fleur Delaistre
Bruce Willis: Secrets of an Icon
This documentary explores the incredible trajectory of Bruce Willis, down to Hollywood's best-kept final secrets.
Directed by François Pomès
Korean Cuisine, Kimchi Diplomacy
From Breton markets to Buddhist temples, discover how South Korea uses its gastronomy, particularly kimchi, as a soft power lever.
Directed by Anne-Fleur Delaistre
Cleopatra’s Sunken Temple
Off the coast of Alexandria, exclusive excavations by archaeologist Franck Goddio at the heart of a sunken temple, one of the few remaining vestiges of Cleopatra, Egypt's last queen.
Directed by Nastasia Haftman, François Pomès
The Mayans: How NASA Explains Their Fall
Could climate change and pollution be responsible for the decline of the Mayan Empire around the year 1000?
Directed by Anne-Fleur Delaistre
Buffet Restaurants: Thy Will Be Done!
All-you-can-eat restaurants are booming. But what lies behind this concept straight from the United States?
Directed by Martin Beraud
Pharaohs
From Narmer to Cleopatra, discover the lives of the greatest pharaohs, their power, reigns, and deaths, as told through the archaeological traces they left behind.
Directed by François Pomès, Anne-Fleur Delaistre, Jeanne Lefèvre
Monumental Excavations (Egypt’s Tombs, Season 2)
At the foot of Djoser's step pyramid, Egyptologist Zahi Hawass searches for Imhotep's burial site, unearthing sarcophagi, mummies—including one adorned in gold—and painted tombs.
Directed by Clémence Rabeau
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