Freedom
Freedom follows Tadeusz Kościuszko, a Polish engineer who joins the American Revolution, fighting for independence and equality while confronting the contradiction between liberty and slavery.
Our films
Checkmate to Death
Inspired by true events, legendary chess master Ossip Bernstein must defeat a ruthless Cheka officer in one deadly game where every move means life, death, or survival.
The Daughter Who Saved de Gaulle
A father's greatest legacy wasn't political, it was love. Discover the emotional true story of Charles de Gaulle and his daughter Anne, who forever changed his life.
The Little Prince
Journey through the timeless world of The Little Prince, where breathtaking visuals and poetic storytelling reveal unforgettable lessons about love, friendship, and life's invisible truths.
Attenborough 100
Celebrate 100 years of David Attenborough, whose passion for wildlife and unforgettable storytelling inspired the world to appreciate and protect Earth's natural wonders.
Escher: The Architect of Infinity
M.C. Escher fused mathematics, geometry, and imagination into impossible worlds, revealing hidden realities through paradoxical art that forever challenged our perception of space and logic.
Fractures
A haunting journey through alienation and renewal, where a mysterious fawn guides a lost woman toward hope, healing, and the quiet beauty hidden within life's fractures.
Through Theo’s eyes
Told through imagined letters from Vincent van Gogh's brother Theo, this haunting visual poem celebrates art, brotherhood, and the enduring legacy of a misunderstood genius.
The house that ate Goya
Why did Francisco Goya paint terrifying nightmares on his own walls? Discover the haunting true story behind the mysterious Black Paintings and their enduring psychological power.
Down the Rabbit Hole of the Unconscious
Lewis Carroll's Alice's Adventures in Wonderland anticipated Surrealism, inspiring generations of artists by transforming dreams, paradox, and imagination into a revolutionary vision of reality.
My Grandfather’s Guernica
A survivor's memories reveal the tragedy behind Guernica, tracing the bombing that inspired Picasso's masterpiece and transforming personal loss into an enduring anti-war symbol.
The Assassination of Julius Caesar
Julius Caesar's rise from ambitious outsider to Rome's supreme ruler ended in betrayal, forever transforming the Republic into the foundation of the Roman Empire.
Marie Curie in the City of Light
What if Marie Curie could see the future she created? A moving tribute to the scientist whose discoveries continue transforming medicine and inspiring hope worldwide.
Renoir, The Joy of Ordinary Life
Journey through the life of Pierre-Auguste Renoir, whose radiant masterpieces turned everyday life into unforgettable celebrations of beauty, light, and human happiness.
Da Vinci visits Louvre
Watch Leonardo da Vinci return to today's Louvre as history's greatest icons step into the modern world through cinematic adventures blending art, mystery, emotion, and humor.
A letter to Einstein
What if Albert Einstein walked among us today? Experience a cinematic journey where the legendary physicist confronts humanity's greatest achievements, failures, and responsibility for the future.
The Roman Empire: Myths vs Reality
A Roman senator debunks popular myths, revealing the vibrant, ingenious, and often filthy reality of ancient Rome through humor, history, and surprising everyday truths.
Maria Callas: Alone in the Spotlight
A solitary Maria Callas reflects on her life through memory, revealing the discipline, sacrifice, and humanity behind an extraordinary voice that transcended legend.
Edgar Degas. The Painter who watched the World
Edgar Degas transformed everyday movement into timeless art, capturing dancers, workers, and modern Paris with unflinching realism that redefined how we see motion.
Tutankhamun, The Boy I Loved
Through Ankhesenamun's eyes, Tutankhamun's story becomes a poignant tale of love, loss, and legacy, revealing the humanity behind Egypt's most famous pharaoh.
The Battle of Waterloo
The Battle of Waterloo ended Napoleon's empire as Allied resilience and Prussian reinforcements secured victory, reshaping Europe through courage, sacrifice, and decisive defeat.
Between the lines
Between the Lines is a poetic drama inspired by Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude. After returning to Colombia for his grandmother's funeral, a successful AI engineer rediscovers his roots through literature, memory, and magical realism, confronting loneliness, identity, and the fragile human connections that technology can never replace.