Fatal Dive

Based on the provocative film documentary of the same name, The Third Dive investigates the shocking death of a world-renowned conservation activist.

French composer Eric Serra is best known as a constant collaborator of Luc Besson, and Le Grand Bleu contains music that Serra wrote for Besson's feature film of the same name. This was their third collaboration.

For forty years, the Cold War was also waged beneath the sea between the United States and the USSR. Submarines faced submarines in close-quarter encounters which could have triggered major conflicts on many occasions.

You can only run for so long… Stunning fashion model Lynn Giles is tipped for the top. But her dreams are cruelly shattered by a bomb blast at a swanky London fashion show, which leaves her badly scarred, with her career and her relationship with her long-term boyfriend in ruins. Plagued by the ghoulish paparazzi, she flees to Cornwall under an assumed name, where she meets and falls in love with her handsome neighbour, blind crime novelist, Alan Murray. But just when the prospect of a new life seems to beckon, her former boss, Freddie Baxter, turns up on her doorstep threatening to tell Murray about past indiscretions unless she agrees to become one of his porn stars…

The role of the betrayed and finally murderous Medea became closely associated with Maria Callas. In 1969, several years after her final operatic performance, she even starred as Jason’s spurned wife – as an actress, not as a singer – in a film directed by Pier Paolo Pasolini. She first appeared in Cherubini’s opera in 1953 in Florence, with Vittorio Gui conducting, and later that year collaborated with Leonard Bernstein in a staging at La Scala; in 1962, the role brought her final appearances at Milan’s great opera house.