Bruno de Champris

A horrific motorcycle crash leaves a young artist to fight for his life and create a new trajectory for his destiny.

From near death to art rebirth.

Moon Dust is uniquely positioned for Asia through its powerful journey from Europe and the Middle East to Japan, where Jeremy's artistic rebirth is deeply shaped by manga and anime culture.

Its distinctive visual language bridges documentary, animation and contemporary Japanese-inspired art, creating a strong cultural connection with Asian audiences, while remaining globally accessible.

At its heart is a universal story of resilience, transformation and hope—particularly resonant in today's world. Moon Dust therefore offers both a compelling human story and a natural gateway to the wider Major Seventh universe and its Asian expansion.

MOON DUST is a completed feature documentary directed by Bruno de Champris, telling the remarkable true story of Jérémy, a young artist who rebuilt his life through creativity, resilience, and his deep connection with Japan after surviving a devastating accident. The film combines documentary storytelling with anime-inspired artistic elements, creating a unique bridge between Europe, the Middle East, and Japan.

The documentary celebrated its official World Premiere on 24 June 2026 at the 34th Raindance Film Festival in London, one of the world's leading independent film festivals. The screening attracted a strong audience, followed by a Q&A session with director Bruno de Champris and protagonist Jérémy de Champris, generating highly positive reactions and emotional engagement from attendees.

Since completion, MOON DUST has already received several recognition on the international festival circuit, with more than 12 Awards, official selections and mentions at this date.

The film's universal themes of resilience, hope, artistic rebirth, and cross-cultural connection have resonated with audiences across different territories.

The project is now entering its next phase to bring this inspiring story to global audiences.

As the first chapter of the wider Major Seventh (M7th) universe, MOON DUST serves as both a standalone documentary and the foundation for a larger trans-media journey currently in development.

We are currently seeking strategic partners to support the international rollout of MOON DUST, following its successful festival premiere and awards trajectory.

We are looking for regional distributors, international sales agents, territorial licensing deals, broadcasters and streaming platforms to bring the documentary to audiences across Asia, but also Europe, America and particularly Japan.

We are also seeking strategic marketing, media and brand partnerships to amplify the film's universal themes of resilience, transformation and hope.

Beyond the documentary, the objective is to build long-term partnerships around Major Seventh, the upcoming hybrid feature film combining live action, animation, anime-inspired visual language, Virtual Production, VFX and music.

MOON DUST acts as the gateway and proof of concept for this larger international project.

MAJOR SEVENTH is conceived not simply as a feature film, but as a global creative ecosystem spanning film, animation, music, technology, gaming, licensing and potentially digital assets.

We are therefore open to co-production, financing and regional production partnerships, particularly with European, Middle Eastern and Asian players.

Japan represents a key strategic territory, both culturally and commercially, given the project's strong manga/anime influence and artistic connection to Jeremy's journey.

We are also seeking partners able to develop distribution, licensing, brand integration and ancillary opportunities across multiple territories and platforms.

The ambition is to establish a network of partners who can participate not only in the release of MOON DUST, but in the long-term development and international expansion of the MAJOR SEVENTH ecosystem.