Magma

Katia Reiter is the head of the Guadeloupe Volcano Observatory, where she works alongside a young colleague named Aimé Lubin. While Katia prepares for a professional assignment in another part of the world, the Soufrière volcano begins to show signs of a major eruption. This unpredictable geological event forces Katia to manage the crisis and prioritize the safety of the island's residents.

This French drama was directed by Cyprien Vial, marking his second feature following Young Tiger. The screenplay was co-written by Vial and Nicolas Pleskof. The film features Marina Foïs in the lead role as Katia, starring alongside Théo Christine as Aimé. Other cast members include Mathieu Demy, Mikaël Blameble, Genny Dagnet, and Dimitry Zandronis, as part of a credited cast of 32 performers.

Produced by Dharamsala and Darius Films with a budget of 4 million USD, the movie has a runtime of 85 minutes. Since its release, it has received a rating of 5.7/10 on TMDB based on 66 votes.