Cap Corse, le mystère des anneaux
Film Screening and Q&A with Julie Deter, as part of Documentary Film Month
Julie Deter is a marine biologist and scientific director at Andromède Océanologie.
Off the coast of Cap Corse, at a depth of more than 100 meters, a fascinating discovery has intrigued the scientific community for over ten years: 1,417 mysterious rings, almost perfectly circular, each measuring about 20 meters in diameter, cover the seafloor over an area of nearly 15 km². Their origin remains a mystery. The film chronicles three years of intense research, punctuated by discoveries, hypotheses, setbacks, and surprises. Laurent Ballesta’s spectacular underwater imagery immerses the viewer in a fascinating world, revealing the mysterious beauty of these rings and the life they harbor.
The screening will be followed by a discussion with Julie Deter, marine biologist and scientific director at Andromède Océanologie.
Documentary film by Yann Rineau - 90 min - Written by Yann Rineau, Laurent Ballesta, and Aurine Crémieu. Co-produced by ARTE France, Les Gens Bien Productions, and Andromède Océanologie
In partnership with La Strada Cinema.
