Delphes, nombril du monde (2026)

Delphes, nombril du monde is a 2026 French documentary about Delphi, one of the most important sanctuaries of the ancient Greek world. The film explores the city between the eighth century BCE and fourth century CE, focusing on its famous oracle, religious significance, archaeological rediscovery, and enduring cultural importance.

Recent archaeological research is central to the documentary, including a major 2025 excavation campaign that produced new information about the ancient city. New 3D modeling is used to help reconstruct Delphi and visualize a sanctuary that was regarded by the ancient Greeks as the center of the world.

• The documentary was broadcast on France 5 and made available through france.tv in April 2026.
• It runs approximately 89 to 90 minutes depending on the listed version.
• Researchers Dominique Laroche and Sophie Perrot are among the contributors.
• The documentary uses recent archaeological discoveries and 3D reconstruction to visualize ancient Delphi.
• Apple TV classifies the program as a 2026 documentary.