Documentaries
Smart Savers
Families Ready to Do Anything to Save Every Last Cent
France is facing record inflation: rising electricity and fuel prices, higher food costs, more expensive hygiene products… all bad news for household purchasing power.
While some social groups are hit harder than others, families with child...
Storm Ciaran: Inside the Heart of the Storm
Overnight from Wednesday to Thursday, Storm Ciaran is expected to sweep across France’s Atlantic coastline. Wind speeds of up to 150 km/h are forecast. Meteorologists are calling it a “meteorological bomb.”
With extremely low atmospheric pressure (955 hPa), sea levels are expected to rise, bringi...
The Big Challenges of Small Hotels
France has the second-largest number of hotels in the world, after the United States. Among its 18,000 hotels, many are independently owned, human-scale establishments run by passionate hoteliers. But faced with the health crisis, staff recruitment issues, rising costs, and competition from large ch...
The Challenges of the New Kings of Beauty
With an annual turnover of €37.5 billion, the beauty industry shows no sign of crisis and continues to attract young talent! French men and women with magic touch are entering the market with one goal in mind: to shake up the rules of a sector long dominated by major corporations and to restore the ...
The Christmas Decoration Battle
The holiday season is, for many, synonymous with magic. But for some, Christmas holds an even more special place. Every year, in many towns, competitions for the best-decorated houses are held.
Twinkling light garlands, life-size sleighs, and snowmen—enthusiasts spare no effort to amaze both childr...
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 Madness of Retro Gaming
More than one in four French people play video games daily, a passion constantly fueled by the release of hundreds of new titles each year. With increasingly realistic graphics and intricate storylines, modern games are true gems compared to the simple, two-dimensional games of the past. Yet these c...
