LESS NOISE
No irrelevant add-ons, no unnecessary complexity designed to impress and no promises outside our field.
ARIOVIS × BABOR — QUANTUM PRODUCER OF “IRRÉALISABLE”
We loved the filmmaker. So we helped his film exist.
Ariovis made a major financial contribution to Babor’s new feature film, “Irréalisable”. In the official credits, our role has a perfectly genuine and slightly inexplicable title: quantum producer.
This was not product placement or a campaign designed to tick a communications box. It began with genuine admiration for a filmmaker, his world and his determination to complete a project many would have considered too ambitious.
A very real investment. A far less conventional credit.
OFFICIAL SCREEN CREDIT
“Quantum producer” is not a phrase invented for this page.
It is our genuine credit in the film.
Ariovis made a major financial contribution to “Irréalisable”. When the time came to name that contribution in the credits, a conventional title would certainly have been easier.
It would also have told the story far less accurately.
We are therefore officially credited as “quantum producer”: a financially concrete role, artistically difficult to measure and possibly observable in several states at once.
« The funding was substantial. The title was entirely serious. Officially, at least. »
No elementary particle was forced to approve the budget.
Why would a cybersecurity company provide major funding to an independent film?
Because it wanted to.
It would have been easy to construct a perfectly rational justification afterwards: visibility, reputation, employer branding, audience or differentiation.
Those effects may exist. But they were not the reason for the decision.
The starting point was much simpler: we loved Babor’s work, believed in “Irréalisable” and had the ability to help the project in a tangible way.
So we decided not to support it halfway.
We committed substantial resources, accepted that a company can support a work of art without turning it into a marketing asset and embraced the small amount of madness required to go all the way.
Not every important decision begins in a spreadsheet.
A film we did not merely admire from a distance.
“Irréalisable” is the new independent feature film written and directed by Babor.
Ariovis made a major contribution to its funding and is officially credited as its “quantum producer”.
That does not mean we tried to rewrite the screenplay, smooth out the humour or turn the film into a commercial vehicle.
Our role was to help make the project possible while fully respecting its creator’s world and freedom.
That is our vision of cultural support: providing tangible resources without trying to take ownership of the creation.
« Funding a work does not give you the right to remove what makes it distinctive. »
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The official Irréalisable link will be added as soon as the film team provides it.
Patronage begins when admiration becomes commitment.
Loving an artist’s work is easy. Sharing it takes a few seconds. Giving them genuine means to go further requires considerably more commitment.
Ariovis chose the third option.
We do not claim to define a universal model of cultural patronage. We are simply telling the story of what we did: believe in a filmmaker, provide major funding for his project and accept that the value created should first belong to the film itself.
A three-episode mini-series, written and directed by Babor.
After contributing to the funding of “Irréalisable”, we could have asked Babor for a carefully controlled corporate video, a few approved talking points and a logo appearing every eight seconds. We preferred to let him create three episodes that actually felt like his work.
The result explores specialisation, protecting creative work, service quality and getting time back — with life insurance, Terminator, a provider who has moved to Dubai and salmon chichis.
Choose an episode of the Ariovis × Babor mini-series
EPISODE 01 — EXPERTISE · About 1 min 2s
Knowing what you do. And what you do not.
Babor plays an entrepreneur capable of managing nearly all his businesses, with one exception: cybersecurity. The film mocks providers that claim to be experts in everything and constantly push irrelevant add-ons. Ariovis is the opposite: a specialist that remains within its field of expertise, does not try to sell life insurance or a leased car and only recommends what the client genuinely needs.
« True specialists do not need to pretend they can do everything. »
The video jokingly describes Ariovis as a cybersecurity company. Ariovis is more precisely a specialist in identity, access and privilege security.
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- EPISODE 01 — EXPERTISE · About 1 min 2s
Knowing what you do. And what you do not.
Babor plays an entrepreneur capable of managing nearly all his businesses, with one exception: cybersecurity. The film mocks providers that claim to be experts in everything and constantly push irrelevant add-ons. Ariovis is the opposite: a specialist that remains within its field of expertise, does not try to sell life insurance or a leased car and only recommends what the client genuinely needs.
« True specialists do not need to pretend they can do everything. »
The video jokingly describes Ariovis as a cybersecurity company. Ariovis is more precisely a specialist in identity, access and privilege security.
Next episodeRead the transcript
The full text transcript will be published shortly. Subtitles are already burned into the video.
- EPISODE 02 — CREATION · About 1 min 38s
Protecting what you create.
The second episode reveals Babor as a filmmaker. His screenplay, computer and new film become the things worth protecting. A webcam covered with tape, free antivirus software, a stolen script, Terminator and an unscrupulous producer: the escalation is absurd, but the underlying belief is serious. A creation, an idea or a screenplay has value. Protecting it should not depend on luck or a few layers of tape.
« Cybersecurity also protects the things we love. »
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- EPISODE 03 — PEACE OF MIND · About 1 min 17s
Competence is also a quality-of-life issue.
The third episode leaves the corporate pitch behind. With a loosened tie and a chirashi bowl in front of him, Babor describes the nightmare of ineffective support: thirty-five minutes on hold, a receptionist transferring the call, a provider who has left for Dubai, repeatedly explaining the same problem and the inevitable furious Google review. The conclusion goes beyond technical performance. Working with skilled and available people reduces mental load, prevents entire days from being wasted and gives people more time for what truly matters.
« Peace of mind is not a secondary benefit of the service. It is part of the service. »
The chirashi, however, is not included in the contract.
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Three jokes. One very serious belief.
The three episodes form a progression.
The first is about honesty: knowing your craft and not selling things that create no value.
The second is about creation: protecting a screenplay, an idea, a business or a digital identity means protecting something that required time and commitment.
The third is about daily life: the quality of a partner can also be measured by the time they do not waste.
- 01Choose the right specialist
- 02Protect what you care about
- 03Get time back for life
Security should leave room for life.
Protecting identities, access and projects only has value if it removes stress, prevents wasted days and makes teams more autonomous.
Quality of life is not limited to peripheral workplace benefits. It can also be measured in the peace of mind that comes from working with people who are skilled, available and honest about their scope.
Good security should not become a permanent occupation. It should allow people to work, create, direct a film, spend time with their loved ones — or simply finish lunch without calling support four times.
- MORE TIME
Clear answers, genuine accountability and systems designed to be usable in real life.
- A SIMPLER RELATIONSHIP
Accessible specialists who can speak to both technical and business teams.
Sometimes you have to fund what you would like to see exist in the world.
Our usual work is to secure our clients’ identities, access and projects.
With “Irréalisable”, we also chose to help a project come to life.
It was probably not the most conventional decision a cybersecurity company could make. That is precisely why it feels like us.
— Ariovis — quantum producer, among other things.
Make the impossible exist. Secure everything else.
See what Babor created
Discover the film, its world and the work of everyone who made it possible.
The official Irréalisable link will be added as soon as the film team provides it.
Protect what you are building
Identities, access, privileges or governance: speak with an Ariovis specialist.
The official Irréalisable link will be added as soon as the film team provides it.
We still do not offer an SLA for salmon chichis.