Subantarctica: a premiere with Under The Pole at the Grand Rex

The Antarctic seafloor hits the big screen at the Grand Rex on October 16, 2026 at 8:00 p.m. The documentary Subantarctica will be shown in a preview screening, with members of the Under The Pole expedition and the film team in attendance. A post-screening Q&A with the public is planned.

On the sailboat Why, explorers and scientists spent three months in the Southern Ocean during the polar summer of 2025-2026. The film follows their deep-sea dives to study the marine animal forests—ecosystems that remain largely mysterious. The research takes place from about 100 meters down to 130 meters, in water at 0°C.

The screening is shown in French in the Grand Hall, on the stage screen, with unreserved seating in the mezzanine and balcony. Tickets are listed at €15 full price and €10 reduced, excluding handling fees. The documentary runs 1 hour 30 minutes; the session ends with a Q&A from the audience.

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