Documentaries
PORTO: Enjoy Life, Enjoy the Prices
With its spectacular viewpoints, surprising culinary specialties, and surfer-friendly beaches, Porto, Portugal’s second city, is increasingly attracting the French. A rich gastronomy, a climate as mild as the prices, and just a two-hour flight from Paris… this is the recipe behind Porto’s tourist su...
Reselling Online: The New Income Lifeline
In the face of inflation, more and more French people are looking for ways to supplement their income.
According to a study, 72% of French citizens believe that rising prices are the main strain on their purchasing power, ahead of taxes. On average, they estimate they are missing €507 per month to ...
RULANTICA EUROPA-PARK: Inside Europe’s Biggest Water Park
Located on the outskirts of Strasbourg, Rulantica is much more than just a water park: it’s a fantastical world inspired by Nordic legends. A technical and human marvel spanning over 32,000 m², featuring 31 slides, 14 themed areas, and welcoming millions of visitors every year.
But behind the mag...
Sardines: A Future Luxury Product?
Fresh, grilled on the barbecue, or preserved in a tin, sardines are loved by consumers across France. Every year, 16,000 tonnes of canned sardines are sold.
Convenient, simple, and above all inexpensive, they currently cost between €0.50 and €2.50 per 100g depending on the recipe and origin. But co...
SLOVENIA: Wild & Well
With its snow-capped mountains, crystal-clear lakes, and renowned thermal baths, Slovenia is increasingly attracting French travelers seeking rejuvenation in February. Just a 1 hour 45 minute flight from Paris, this Central European gem offers an idyllic setting and attractive prices for holidays co...
TENERIFE: Escape to Volcanic Paradise
With its volcanic beaches and perpetually mild climate, Tenerife attracts nearly 6 million tourists each year. It is the largest island in Spain’s Canary archipelago. Among the island’s must-see attractions, Mount Teide, Spain’s highest peak, stands out. A UNESCO World Heritage site, this national p...
The Amiens Grande Réderie: Bargains and Good Cheer Everywhere
For all flea market lovers, collectors, bargain hunters, insiders or casual visitors, this is the Sunday not to miss.
Every second Sunday of April since 1909, the Grande Réderie d’Amiens brings together around 2,000 exhibitors spread over 15 kilometres of sidewalks and nearly 100,000 visitors.
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THE CHANNEL ISLANDS: A Taste of France in Jersey and Guernsey
Just a short ferry ride from Normandy, Jersey and Guernsey reveal stunning landscapes, a mild coastal climate, and a surprising French flair.
In Jersey, luxury and gastronomy take center stage. Meet chef Nicolas Valmagna, whose Pyrenean-inspired creations have earned the Grand Jersey Hotel & ...
THE CURSE OF COURBEFY
In the heart of France, a ghost village resists every attempt at rebirth. Courbefy — a rural ghost story where reality turns into legend.
In the Limousin region of central France lies Courbefy, a small village abandoned decades ago and seemingly trapped in time. Sold, resold, coveted by...
THE DEBT
This film tells the story of my family between 1943 and the present day, between Amiens, Calais and Berlin. It's a film about what we pass on beyond what we would like to, and about what we receive that we don't want.
I was born three decades after the fall of the Nazi regime.
A month after th...
