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5 DAYS THAT CHANGED PRINCESS DIANA
Thirty years after her tragic death, Princess Diana remains one of the most photographed, admired and influential women in modern history. But how did a shy young kindergarten assistant become a global icon whose legacy still resonates around the world?
5 Days That Changed Princess Diana retraces h...
WHO WILL LOOK AFTER US?
Doctor burnout: investigation into a global crisis
According to the WHO, the physical and psychological exhaustion of doctors threatens to ‘lead to the collapse of healthcare systems as early as 2028’. Four years from now, or in other words, tomorrow.
The deterioration in the mental wellbeing ...
The Golden Jackal: A New Predator in the Wild
As biodiversity continues to decline, France is about to welcome an unexpected newcomer to its natural heritage — the golden jackal, a cunning predator migrating from the Balkans. Spotted by witnesses and confirmed by trail cameras, this elusive carnivore is settling into French landscapes for good....
JEREMY IRONS
Born in 1948 into an upper-middle-class English family, Jeremy Irons discovered as a teenager the transformative power of theatre as a means of escaping the real world. This search for another place, another reality, would become the guiding thread of his life and career. After a difficult start, he...
SOPHIE SCHOLL, Faith in Resistance
Not all Germans embraced the deadly ideology of the Third Reich.
Among those who chose to say “No,” Sophie Scholl remains perhaps the most iconic figure—because of her youth, her courage, her unwavering determination, and her extraordinary inner strength.
A member of the non-violent resistance...
THE VIRTUOSES
One piano… for two pianists. This simple premise is the thread that weaves together the imaginative world of The Virtuosos, where music, magic, and humor collide. Two funny and endearing characters are ready to do whatever it takes to emerge victorious from an explosive recital.
The Vir...
Ancient cities : the Builders of History
They Built Cities to Assert Their Power. A thousand years later, their walls still speak. This is the story of the builders of the medieval world.
Step into the heart of the Middle Ages, where stone ruled, cities embodied power, and builders became legends. This documentary series brings myt...
Compiègne–Dachau: The Death Convoy
On July 2, 1944, at 9:15 a.m., the whistle of the stationmaster at Compiègne signals the departure of one of the most sinister trains in the history of French deportation. Destination: Dachau.
Inside 22 cattle cars, 2,152 prisoners — most of them members of the Resistance — are crammed in by force ...
Glassmaking: A Living Heritage
When you think of glass, you think of windows, carafes, lighting fixtures, perfume bottles, and countless everyday objects.
At the heart of this film lies the story of this remarkable material and the skilled gestures behind it—gestures that have recently received international recognition. In De...
RIVIERA 76’ : the Forgotten Woodstock
In 1976, the creator of Woodstock tries to relaunch the legend in the south of France. A dream lineup, American-scale ambitions, and a festival meant to make history—until chaos, backstage tensions, and the mafia bring everything down. Buried for decades, hundreds of hours of unseen footage finally ...
