Les singes qui voulaient voir la mer

From simple wooden debris to imposing ship structures, shipwrecks are an unprecedented source of marine biodiversity. As breeding refuges, protection zones and sources of food, their functions are manifold. These unique habitats enable a variety of species, from seahorses to white sharks, to thrive in the ocean depths

Photographer Joe Bunni's search for clues and his images of the habitat "5 meters below and above the surface of the sea" are the focus of this breathtaking documentary. An extraordinary life is concentrated in this space between air and sea... Among other things, the film shows the catastrophic consequences of global warming and unforgivable environmental pollution, and looks for ways to preserve these natural habitats.

Borneo is a natural tomato. But the lush rainforest is increasingly victim to oil palm cultivation. Remained forest spots are home to endangered species such as sneakers, orangutans and dwarf elephants. Residents of the village of Sukau are involved in forest installation efforts and create wildlife corridors through plantations.