Madagascar is different. Madagascar is said to be the “place of all origin”! 250 million years ago, the huge continent of Gondwana broke apart, Africa migrated north, India east. Since then, Madagascar has drifted as a splinter of this ancient continent in the Indian Ocean. The isolation has preserved animal species that have become extinct in other parts of the world, such as the lemurs. These half-apes pose a puzzle. Are you the last link to Lemuria, the legendary continent that is said to have sunk into the sea 50 years ago? According to a scientific theory from the 000th century, Lemuria is said to be from Madagascar to Malaysia. In Lemuria, the dead are said to have had great power.

The Malagasy people also lead a life in the sense of the dead.

On their search for clues, Katja and Beppo Niedermeier encounter the ancestors and myths of the Madagascans, bizarre landscapes and a wealth of animals and plants that even the imagination could not invent in a more abstract way. In their current live film and photo multivision, the two speakers get to the bottom of Madagascar's secrets. The presentation on the big screen takes viewers on a journey of discovery into the land of a thousand fables and legends. Is Madagascar really the legacy of the Lemurian myth?