Planet Earth is a truly fascinating place. In the vastness of the universe, it is the only known world where life has flourished. But how did it all begin? That is what our new fulldome film, Little Eve, is all about. With two distinct versions, it offers a captivating experience for both families and school audiences, blending adventure with scientific discovery.

Eve is small, but her problems feel huge. She is not sure she can stand up to the wolves, those rough, pushy types who always seem to pick on her. So she runs away. But her mother understands. To help, she shares three stories that reveal the wonders of life and the strength even the smallest can possess.

In the Family version, Eve’s mother tells her about the tiny cell that made life possible, the brave Tiktaalik, a fish that conquered the land, and the clever squirrel who outlasted the mighty dinosaurs. These stories show how even the smallest creatures can change the world.

In the School version, the stories begin with our Solar System. Jupiter is the largest planet, but Venus shines the brightest. Saturn’s rings are stunning, but Mars has the tallest mountain. And Earth? Not the biggest, not the most beautiful, but the only one where life exists.

Little Eve listens, eyes wide, and begins to wonder. What if she’s stronger than she ever imagined?