Novikov

Novikov is an agent of the Imperial St. Petersburg police at the service of Catherine II of Russia. Mourning forever by the death of his wife murdered, he tracks crime in the slums as in the gilded salons of the aristocracy. When a wave of murders bloodying the right company, it is instructed to find a culprit, quickly and without making waves ... This is without counting his insubordination because he is determined to lead the investigation, regardless the cost ... a police adventure in the heart of Russia's Catherine the Great in the eighteenth century torn between respect for tradition and the emancipation of the Enlightenment. Screenplay: Patrick Weber | Design: Bruno Brindisi.

A prince killed the crucifix in the reserve of a church, this is an investigation that could not escape Alexis Novikov, bloodhound in the service of the imperial police. Over the murders and panic which follow the high society of St. Petersburg, Novikov is increasingly intrigued by the threats utter a mysterious secret society, the St. Georges Boyars. Conspiracy cutter libertarian impulses of a certain nobility or low maneuver interested in easy money, the slaughter never ceases Novikov and is soon caught between the exalted monks and a princess who is waiting to drop the neckline.

Sparta

The right to be called Spartan is acquired at birth and conquest in a lifetime, after a childhood that has nothing tender. Agélicas soon paid the price for this lesson. When King Nabis treaty enters into political rather than subject their neighbors by force, the young opposes. In response, Nabis hires Diodoro, ilota reputed to be the best bounty hunter in the city. Writter: Patrick Weber; Design: Christophe Simon. Sparta.

In the second century BC, Sparta lives under the yoke of the king Nabis. To accomplish his purposes out, the tyrant does not hesitate to get rid of all those who challenge its authority. Among them, Agesilaus, a young rebel, is like elusive hero and the Spartan ideal representative. Nabis is recruiting the best bounty hunter in the city, Diodorus, to locate and kill him. Uninterested in politics, this does not hold Helot least one important secret he fiercely trying to preserve. At the same time, members of the Achaean League, enemies of Sparta, watching the movements of the warrior city and its sovereign literature. Inspiring as cinema, antiquity is also present in the 9th art. If Egypt and Rome do not fail to inspire many authors, Greece is no exception, especially Athens.