Art, culture & music
Monsieur ANTOINE
Antoine de Paris: The son of Polish farmers who became the hairstylist to the stars, from Greta Garbo to Brigitte Bardot, from Édith Piaf to Eleanor Roosevelt. Antoine de Paris invented modern hairstyling and built a global empire.
Eccentric, secretive, brilliant, he shaped the image of 20th-centur...
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 ...
U2: 50 Years of Success!
The story of U2 is the tale of a group of Irish kids determined to live off music in a country torn by conflict. It’s the incredible adventure of four friends who achieved the impossible and went beyond their wildest dreams.
Above all, it’s a film about a friendship that has lasted for 50 years!
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Dostoïevski, the Writer of Souls
A fascinating journey into the turbulent life of one of the greatest geniuses of world literature.
This documentary explores the life and work of Fyodor Dostoevsky through an intimate and spiritual lens. It retraces the hardships he endured—from his sentence to a Siberian prison camp to his lifel...
MOTHER GENEVIÈVE AND HER SISTERS
“Unusual,” “disconcerting,” even “insolent.” There is no shortage of adjectives to describe the work and personality of Marcelle Gallois, a brilliant young woman with a rebellious spirit who continued to stand out for her talent when she entered the Monastery of Saint Louis du Temple in Paris in 191...
CHARLES PEGUY, Craftman of Words
Today, Charles Péguy is recognized in literary history as a singular, prolific, and multifaceted author.
A writer, journalist, and poet, he was also an engaged participant in the major events of his time, spanning the early years of the French Third Republic through the opening days of the First Wo...
Charlotte Sohy – the Recognition of a Woman Composer
Five years ago, almost no one knew her name. Then a remarkable chain of unlikely encounters pulled Charlotte Sohy (1887–1955) from history’s shadows.
As her captivating music resurfaces — vibrant, intimate, and fiercely alive — the film follows the arc of a woman composer finally stepping into th...
GRANDVILLE, or the Art of Aping the World
Dive into the phantasmagorical world of the illustrator Grandville!
Queen fans may know him—one of his drawings, The Juggler of Worlds, inspired the cover of the band’s final album, Innuendo. Some even believe that the same image influenced the famous globe-juggling scene in Charlie Chaplin’s The G...
