Crescendo Films

The Sainte Chapelle in Paris is one of the most beautiful Gothic churches in Europe, in addition to the third most visited monument in France’s capital, especially outstanding for the richness of its stained glass windows. Their restoration has involved a complex programme orchestrated by the Ministry of Culture and National Monuments Centre of France. Following its completion, this restoration has breathed new life into the Sainte Chapelle, thanks to the skilled work of scientist, historians, craftspeople, and professionals of the world of art.

Following the discovery in 2004 of the tomb of Thracian king Seuthes III, in Bulgaria, archaeologists and historians began to decipher his legacy, finding themselves face to face with the figure of a modern king open to Hellenization, but at the same time opposed to the Macedonian yoke; a priest-king, also linked to the conservation of Orphic rites so typical of the Thracian society.

The invention of Language is one of the most important stages of human adventure. Where does this strange faculty come from? Traditionally associated to the Homo sapiens, the discovery in the 1990’s of new data on the Neanderthals has enabled the hypothesis to be launched that language appeared much earlier, associated to this species which is increasingly revealed to be closer to us.