Documentaries
PARIS-KENYA, pearls of generosity
Massimo has been based in the Butte aux Cailles district of Paris for over 20 years. He runs his hairdressing salon there, which has also become the HQ of his charity ‘Direct action Sererit’, which helps to send children to school in Kenya.
The salon's regular customers regularly donate clothes t...
RASHI OF TROYES
Rashi—rabbi, commentator, poet, and winemaker—was born in the 11th century in Troyes. A rabbi rooted in the city, he chose to use French rather than Latin, making his writings a valuable resource for scholars of Old French to this day. His commentaries on the Bible and the Talmud have transcended bo...
Romuald’s Ark
A few years ago, Romuald and Stéphanie opened an educational farm. But today, raising environmental awareness through fun and wonder is no longer their main objective. The farm is threatened with closure, the business with bankruptcy. How can they save their animals and themselves? Should they give...
SANDSTONE LOVERS
Located in the heart of the Fontainebleau forest, these rocks were the garden of my childhood. Summer or winter, rain or shine, we'd head off every weekend to climb Bleau, because as my father used to say: "It's good to breathe fresh air".
Today, I return to these places of memory to me...
SECRETS OF THE MUSHROOM FORAGERS
Secret places in which to find mushrooms? Three enthusiasts take us deep into their forests on a quest to conquer the Fungi kingdom. Amazing foraging techniques, a superfood with an extraordinary flavour and incredible biological abilities… the world of mushrooms is full of suprises!
An economica...
The Green Way: Life Afterwards
Once upon a time, there was a world in which everything went too fast… Like a prelude to our future, the tumultuous past of the Voie Verte, an old railway line that’s been turned into a greenway, invites us to reflect on nature and our society today. Accompanied by a cow named Alice, whose ruminatio...
THE LAST SECRETS OF THE GREAT SPHINX OF GIZA
The Sphinx of Giza.
This more-than-4500-years-old statue is certainly the most emblematic in the world.
This man-headed lion has intrigued archaeologists for generations. 73 meters long and 20 meters high, this megastructure remains enigmatic.
Why was it built... and above all, how?
The ...
The lost silver pharaohs of Tanis
After Tutankhamun, it is THE most important archaeological discovery of the 20th century. However, having gone unnoticed due to the outbreak of the Second World War, and eclipsed by the excavation of the exceptional treasures of Tutankhamun's tomb by the British Egyptologist Howard Carter in 1922, i...
The Most Beautiful Villages in France
Qualifying to join the prestigious ranks of "The Most Beautiful Villages of France" can change the destiny of a community and increase the number of tourists from between 20 to 40% per year. An economic boost that benefits restaurateurs, traders and hoteliers, but also tour operators, event organise...
