NAUTILUS

When his father passes away, Louis Aronnax expects to inherit only dusty memories. This professor from the Museum of Natural History in Paris, rumored to be the biographer of a mysterious Captain Nemo, leaves behind just one treasure: an old, dog-eared manuscript, covered with cross-outs and feverish annotations: The original of Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea. Louis never believed in his father's extraordinary tales. But as he flips through the book, he discovers a secret hidden between the pages: the plan for a submarine of incredible ingenuity. On the back of the sketch, a few scribbled numbers... coordinates leading to an island absent from all maps, lost in the vastness of the South Atlantic. A doubt arises. What if the legend was true? What if the Nautilus still slumbered in the depths? Driven by this obsession, Louis assembles a daring expedition. A shipowner with an uncanny knowledge of the sea offers him a ship and crew. Captivated by this unlikely alliance, Louis sets sail, surrounded by seasoned explorers and loyal friends: you. Days and nights stretch on, swallowed by the ocean. Until one morning, a silhouette finally emerges on the horizon: An island forgotten by the world. And perhaps, the door ajar to a Myth...