90' documentary in 4K

DIRECTED by: Julien NAAR

Little known and unloved, chased away by farmers who took over their territory, brown hyenas have been forced to find refuge in one of the most remote and inhospitable regions on earth: on the skeleton coast, in Namibia.
And yet, survival on the edge of the oldest desert in the world, is a real challenge. Among scorching sand dunes, misty shores and ghost towns bashed by gale force winds, brown hyenas, fur seals and jackals struggle for their lives.
Through the epic journey that will lead one male brown hyena to the Skeleton Coast, we will discover the adaptation process of these discreet, shy and disheveled creatures…these one-of-a-kind hyenas.

52' and 90' documentaries

DIRECTED by: Jean-Baptiste ERRECA

Winner of the  2021 Firenze Archeofilm

At the foot of the Andes, in one of the most arid regions of the world, vestiges of a long-gone civilization have withstood time.

The Nasca built cities, drew gigantic networks of geometric lines and incredible geoglyphs. For over 1000 years, these drawings survived torrential rains, winds and earthquakes without ever revealing all their secrets.

Who were these enigmatic figures that could only be seen from the sky meant for... What was their purpose?

Today, archeologists from all over the world have launched new excavation campaigns to unveil one of the greatest secrets of mankind.

Now mummies, fabulous fabrics, ceramics and mysterious elongated skulls are reemerging from the ground.

Thanks to DNA and isotope analysis, scanners, 3D microscopes and augmented reality, what will these precious discoveries reveal?

Under construction

Series of 8 x 52' and 2 x 90'

DIRECTED BY : Fitzgerald JEGO, Philippe MOREAU

A daredevil and a free spirit, Nathanaël Maury travels the most inaccessible places on Earth in search of rare reptiles. Over the course of his explorations, he became aware of the fragility of the reptiles habitat and the threats that they face. Some species are doomed to extinction, probably even before they are discovered.

This prompts him to dedicate all of his energy, knowledge and financial means to an encyclopedic project: an iconographic work that will describe from various angles every reptile and amphibian species still present on Earth. 

Series of 3 x 52' in 4K

A journey to the heart of wild nurseries.

Lion, Cheetah and Leopard cubs, baby Meerkats and baby Hyenas, these emblematic babies of the African savannah will grow up in a wild, unpredictable and dangerous world fraught with obstacles
First feedings, first games, sibling rivalry, parental stress and strategies to protect their young from predators, every day is full of lessons in the face of danger

Follow their progress and their disappointments, from their first steps to their weaning and to their first attempts at being young predators

Series of 3 x 43' et 52' in 4K

DIRECTED BY: Frédéric FEBVRE

To restore the wilderness and bring back the wildlife devastated by human activity... This is the immense challenge that daring women and men have decided to take up in various parts of the world.

In the vast prairies of South-America, the plains of the Kalahari and the African bush, teams of scientistes are working to re-wild natural habitats that we thought to be irredeemably lost...

52' Documentary in 4K

DIRECTED by: Laurent FRAPAT

The film unveils the destiny of Mara, one of the last female cheetahs living in East Africa. Her story is that of a courageous mother who puts all her energy into raising her cubs.

Living in a permanent state of emergency, always on the alert, Mara has no other choice but to live in a frenzied rush. 

Unfortunately, you can be perfectly built for racing and belong to a breathless species!

In the Last century, the planet counted 100,000 individuals. Nowadays, there are only 7,000 cheetahs left. The species is now steadily declining.

Some sequences, like the breathtaking wild chases, the perilous confrontations with rival predators or the tender scenes of the daily life of this devoted mother, will be filmed in slow motion and will show us the grace of the fastest animal on the planet.

These spectacular images will reveal what our eyes don’t usually have time to appreciate.

Series of 3 x 52'

Males vs. Females is a comedy of manners based on the differences between male and female wild animals, their roles and their relationships in the African Savannah.

For the first time in a wildlife documentary masculine and feminine viewpoints will go head to head. While remaining rigorous on a scientific level, the tone is deliberately light and the point of view quirky.

Series of 16 x 52' HD

Live the original experience of a full immersion safari, with the embarked motion cameras of Perrine Crosmary, an archeozoologist fully committed to wildlife preservation.

Every year, in the secret of our countryside, numerous wild babies are born.

Deep in their burrow, four fox cubs, still blind and deaf, are searching for their mother’s teat for milk.

A little further away in an abandoned dovecote, featherless owlets are coming out of their shells. They have only one thing in mind: to swallow the pieces of vole meat offered by their mother.

In the nearby prairie, hidden in a thicket, eight little wild piglets are writhing around. Born under the stars, the little gluttons are already extremely alert and frisky.

Holed up below the ground, safely away from predators, eight tiny rabbit kittens are enjoying being groomed by their mother for the first time.

From early spring to late summer, we will peer into the intimacy of these frail and vulnerable little balls of fur and feathers. We will follow their first steps and share all of their parents’ moments of stress and tenderness, because nature’s school of life is fraught with obstacles and dangers.

Collection of 3 x 52'

The earth is home to remarkable sites where life is intimately connected to mysterious freshwater springs.
 
Born in the depths of the earth, these natural springs form a vital link with the surface. They nourish the soil and maintain life.

“The secret Life of Springs”  takes us on a trip to three continents for an in depth exploration of three spectacular sites: the largest underground river in the world in Palawan in the Philippines; the mysterious aquifer in the Etosha desert, in Namibia and the crystal sources of Florida, in the United States.

Exploring each of these aquifers will also make us discover the animal species whose survival depend on these systems: manatees in Crystal River, desert elephants in Etosha and swiftlets in Palawan.

Series of 5 x 52' and 5 x 43'

Home to an incredible biodiversity, deltas, swamps and vast wetland plains play a vital role for the planet. But for the animals that live in these wetland zones, survival is a permanent battle: the powerful water cycle dictates the law.

Series of 6 x 52’

A fresh take on the animal kingdom: that of females !

Over 116 million clicks on Youtube for the film strip of the series !

Series of 5 x 52'

In Peru, monkeys are victims of animal trafficking and captured for sale as pets. Torn from their natural environment and their family, they are condemned in the short run.

At the Ikamaperu orphanage, a woman decided to fight to return them to their native forest: bottle-feeding, games, learning about the jungle, their progress will be marked by discoveries and moments of tenderness, emotion and fun. But will they be capable of returning to the forest they were forced to leave behind?

Series of 9 x 52

Far from nature reserves and animal parks run by humans, Olivier Houalet, the cheetah man, guides us to discover our planet’s last wild paradises. To reach them, be ready to penetrate the most remote corners of the globe and enter an environment where nature is often unpredictable.

A gripping encounter with our planet, in search of the last remaining animals that live in total freedom.

52' documentary

DIRECTED BY : Laurent FRAPAT

Imagine a world where you hear before seeing. A world where every sound, every vibration is a message addressed to others.

In the Masai Mara, follow a clan of lionnesses from dawn to dusk, and discover the savannah ad its traps through their journey.

With no music, hardly any commentary. No other sound than that of nature.

Like a wild opera which sheet music would have been composed by animals. A unique experience into the wild.

Series of 7 x 52’ 

Olivia Mokiejewski, journalist specializied in environmental issues,  IFAW's 2011 ambassador, reveals the combat of those who take in young orphan animals and thus try to save species from extinction.