Random Good Presents Ocean Days Festival in Paris

PARIS, Oct. 3, 2026 /CourierPR/ -- Random Good, a storytelling company dedicated to environmental issues, has taken a significant step in its mission to raise awareness about ocean conservation by serving as the presenting sponsor for the 7th Annual Ocean Days Festival in Paris. The four-day event, which ran from September 27 to 30, brought together film, science, art, and music to celebrate the beauty and importance of the world's oceans.

The festival, held under the High Patronage of the President of the French Republic, featured a variety of activities aimed at educating and engaging the public. On the opening day, a sold-out screening of Random Good's documentary "The Last Dive" at MK2 Odéon Saint-Germain set the tone for the festival. The film, which has garnered critical acclaim, was followed by a Q&A session with the filmmakers.

Tuesday marked the highlight of the festival, with the unveiling of the world's largest floral reef, created entirely from flowers and plants. This installation, located at the Carrousel du Louvre, served as a striking reminder of the declining health of coral reefs worldwide. The floral reef was complemented by an exhibition of wildlife photography by renowned photographers Cristina Mittermeier and Paul Nicklen, whose work has long been a cornerstone of Random Good's environmental advocacy efforts.

The evening of Tuesday, September 29, saw the doors open to the public for an electronic music afterparty beneath the Inverted Pyramid, featuring performances by Synapson, Upsilone, and Lancelot. The event continued the festival's commitment to engaging the public through a mix of art and music.

The festival's film pillar was anchored by "The Last Dive," which had previously enjoyed a sold-out premiere in San Diego. Building on the momentum from its Paris debut, Random Good announced plans for an extensive U.S. theatrical tour and wide release of the documentary, bringing its urgent and breathtaking deep-sea narrative to major theaters across North America.

The final day of the festival, Wednesday, September 30, featured an evening of immersive marine visuals and digital art at the Atelier des Lumières. This concluded a festival that aimed to inspire action and foster a deeper connection with the ocean, with all proceeds from ticket sales directed towards Random Good's global environmental programs, which fund ocean conservation research, environmental filmmaking, and scientific work.

Random Good's commitment to environmental storytelling and its efforts to engage the public through innovative and engaging events underscore its dedication to making a positive impact on the world's oceans.