Documentaries
IS THIS LOVE, the true story of Bob Marley
Relive the key moments in Bob Marley's life, through poignant archive footage, legendary performances and testimonials by international artists!
More than 40 years after his death, Bob Marley is still known in every country in the world. Some even see him as a prophet. His music, his me...
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...
THE PILLARS OF NOTRE DAME
Dozens of artists and artisans are preparing to start work on an exceptional project: the restoration of Notre-Dame Cathedral in Paris. This series of short portraits immerses us in the discreet and small world of these craftsmen, whose mission is to rebuild Notre-Dame and participate in the restora...
Armenians, the Hidden Grandmothers
The director Alexandra Routhiau Mikaélian, French of Armenian origin, made a promise to her grandfather, to find the members of their family in Turkey based on a simple name, Shahimé, this sister he was never able to meet. From this journey through time in search of the living, Alexandra will lift t...
REMEMBER: Living with Alzheimer’s Disease
This documentary provides a poignant look at the lives of individuals living with Alzheimer's disease, as well as the families and caregivers who support them. It explores the emotional, psychological, and practical challenges that come with the condition, highlighting the impact it has on memory, i...
14-18: THE VOLUNTARY PRISONER
This film is first and foremost a discovery. Nine volumes of a diary written during the First World War and found in a plastic bag left at an Emmaüs outside Paris.
Achille Bourgin, a 33-year-old father and post office clerk, did not go to the Front, having been exempted due to tuberculosis. To a...
1924: the Pride of Black Paris
Opening in 1924 in the 15th arrondissement of Paris, the most famous West Indian dance hall in the capital, the Bal Blomet, was the crucible of a new black identity.
It was there, far from accusing eyes, that the creoles of Paris and integrated workers, artists, intellectuals and “revolutionaries...
A DOCTOR LIKE NO OTHER
In Roubaix, Dr Lamarre still practises family medicine, the old-fashioned way. He is one of the last GPs who takes the time to get to know each of his patients, and to follow them throughout their lives. With a resolutely human view of medicine and the Hippocratic oath, he chose to practise here - o...
AMANDINE HENRY: A RENAISSANCE
Amandine Henry, former captain of the French Women's National Team, has made history in football with Olympique Lyonnais, winning 31 trophies, including 7 Champions Leagues. In 2017, she claimed the U.S. Championship with the Portland Thorns.
This film follows the first few months of the professi...
ANNY DUPEREY, an artist in balance
A popular actress known in cinema, theater, and television, Anny Duperey has carved out a unique place in the world of the Arts over the years: that of an active woman, quick-witted, yet always generous, with a big heart left empty in childhood by the sudden loss of her parents.
Could Anny Dupere...
