French filmmaker Luc Jacquet (Bourg-en-Bresse, 1967) won an Oscar for The Emperor's Journey (2005), a documentary about the journey emperor penguins take to reproduce. Following that experience, he launched a new adventure in 2019 with Icebreaker Studios and began using other narratives to explain what life is like in Antarctica. Jacquet, who has spent more than three years on the frozen continent, is showing visual and audio recordings of his latest expedition in the Cúpula Arenas de Barcelona, in the form of an immersive exhibition.