After the shocking attacks on 9/11 the CIA was radically reshaped to eliminate future terrorism - regardless of the cost.

In February 1954, Marilyn Monroe went on a tour in a Korea at war, to boost the morale of the American troops. Those 4 days would mark a decisive turn in her life and career.

The incredible story of how the theft of the Mona Lisafrom the Louvre in 1911 helped make it the world's most famous painting ever.

100 years after the end of WWI, relive the longest, bloodiest and most-ferocious battle of the Great War, alongside the men who lived it, through their personal archives.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Tokyo Trial, where international justice and geopolitical stakes clashed in the shadow of increasingly compromised global cooperation.

August 2021, the Taliban takes the power back in Afghanistan. How could this possibly happen? With personal accounts from Afghan and Western participants, the film traces the reasons for the American failure, alongside those that led to the Taliban victory.

Between 1958 and 1962, China went through a gigantic tragedy. The Mao’s « Great Leap Forward », initially created to boost the country’s economy, led to a tragic famine.

Through exclusive access, this film traces the journey of Commander Massoud, a man who devoted his life to upholding justice and pursuing freedom in Afghanistan. Today, 25 years after his assassination by Al-Qaeda, his son Ahmad continues to resist the Taliban in the Panjshir Valley.

1915: the Ottoman empire is at war. More than one million Armenian people are slaughtered by the Turks. This is the first genocide of a tragic century.

The Tokyo trial, which took 960 days to reach a verdict, was a complete fiasco. Judging Japan recounts this historic event through the dilemmas, conflicts and arguments of the judges to reveal the long-hidden truth of this trial.

In 1904, Germany has committed his first genocide in Namibia and has explicitly planned the extermination of two people: the Namas and the Hereros.

Unique archives, poignant witnesses and a powerful storytelling unveil the full story that led Iraq to chaos after over 40 years of conflicts. A geopolitical thriller that throws a fresh light on a tragedy that reshaped the world we live in.

Queen Elizabeth II was History in flesh and blood. We are mourning her passing on September 8th 2022, at ninety six. Her reign is officially the longest of British monarchy, but her life has never been a long calm river.

The unknown relationship of an emblematic duo, made of hope and faith.

Portrait of an enigmatic, tormented and eccentric composer, founder of minimalist music.

Unanimously recognized as the father of modern sculpture, Brancusi carried out a radical revolution in artistic language. Fascinating to his contemporaries, it may be his studio – an artwork in itself – that best embodies his quest for the “essence of things”.

How were the law and justice perverted to serve Nazi ideology?

For the first time, a film recounts the story of the long pursuit of Nazis in hiding from 1945 to the beginning of the 21th Century. Decades of investigations, setbacks, trials and dramas.

Through colour archives and eyewitness accounts by former Hitler Youth, the film grasps how a totalitarian regime managed to turn children into soldiers.

The epic story of the house of Fabergé, from the rise of an "artist jeweller" in 19th century imperial Russia to the enduring legacy of Fabergé today.

With testimonies of top protagonists and Mikhail Gorbachev himself, the documentary recounts, day by day, the critical last two years that led to the fall of the largest and one of the most totalitarian empires of the 20th century.

An original look at the Nüremberg trial through the diaries of Leon Goldensohn.

A close look at one of the most significant conflicts of the late 20th century, revealing the troubled story of a country torn between its past and future.

A fresh look at one of the most devastating encounters of military history: WWII's battle for the Eastern Front.

Embark on a journey in the footsteps of the man behind the character. A riveting documentary that pays tribute to the immortal character of Columbo.

The story of a writer haunted by the ghosts of a sordid true crime story.

This film brings to life a striking trial that made Emma Bovary a universal heroine, and revealed a lot about censorship and free speech still ongoing issues.

Summer 1946. During a family holiday by the sea, Boris Vian wrote a fashionable noir novel full of sex, violence and rage in just two weeks. The novel "I Spit on Your Graves" still challenges and provokes readers to this day.

Screen icon Charlotte Rampling has fascinated the world of cinema, fashion and photography with her mysterious and almost inaccessible beauty.

With state of the art CGI, relive one of the most memorable and mythical military campaigns and defeats of recent history, the invasion of Russia by Napoleon.

This docudrama recounts an unprecedented expedition: Bonaparte’s Egyptian campaign. It ended in stinging military defeat, but would always remain a scientific triumph, marking the birth of a new science: Egyptology.

Discover the history of the Musée d'Orsay, from the station to the Impressionist stronghold it is today.

At the peak of the Cold War, Nikita Khrushchev was invited to the United States by President Eisenhower for a state visit. For 13 days millions of citizens followed his journey via newspapers and television.