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

Former climbing champion and writer, Stéphanie Bodet loves the mountains with passion. To understand how alpinism and « mountainering » was born, she decided to explore the British mountains, at the source of this practice which was born in the middle of the 19th century. From one stage to the next and according to her encounters, she seeks to understand the evolution of our relationship with the mountain.

it has been 50 years since man has stepped on the moon. today, we are preparing to go back... but this time, to stay!

An unprecedented dive into the kingdom of the Amur Tiger

From human enhancement to post-humanism through cryogenics: can science defeat death?

The story behind the real-life criminal who inspired the Netflix show, told by "the serpent" himself.

The unbelievable story of an ordinary man, who became an international drug trafficker

Four captivating encounters with pioneer women who intend to defend and safeguard the living world.

The new ethical claim that pushes to consume vegetables resounds today as a real necessity due to the climatic emergency and the rise of the environmental conscience. Thus, plant-based meat is surging onto the shelves of supermarkets. Is it realistic to consider vegetable meat as the perfect substitute for meat?

An in depth portrait of the emblematic yet enigmatic tech tycoon

The true story of the two families who crossed the Berlin Wall in a homemade hot-air balloon.

Recent discoveries help understanding the biology of the largest birds that ever existed... and to glimpse the possibility of bringing them back to life!

Revolutionary technology reveals the secrets within egypt’s unexplored pyramids

An unprecedented journey through time to unravel secrets and hidden treasures in the heart of notre-dame the mysteries of a vanished world

A scientific investigation through the invisible world of microbes, to understand how vital they are to our organism

Sophie Planque and Jérémy Vaugeois decided to leave by bike to experience the Baltic winter and to try to meet the people who keep these ancestral cultures alive. A singular animist heritage that nourishes a deep relationship with nature.

The moving portrait of Duke, a resilient caracal from South Africa

An engaging and visually stunning look at the surprisingly smart world of plants.

Innovative actions, and limitless engagement: portrait of a young generation who tries to protect our planet.

How wheat has become a major geopolitical weapon

How 85 million Europeans experienced the radical sovietization of eastern and central Europe

A strange mummified hand could be the last remain of cleopatra on earth

Blending unpublished archives, testimonies of survivors and former followers, this 4-part series offers an unprecedented dive into the mass suicide cult that shook the world 25 years ago.

She might seem fragile, yet she survived three mass extinctions! Delve into the busy life of the oldest insect living on Earth: the dragonfly. From hunting scenes to breeding sequences, passing by splendid aerial ballets, this film grasps the dragonfly’s day-to-day in fine details.

an anticipation of our planet’s ecosystem’s fate in 10 million, 250 million and 1 billion years

Specialist Steven Surina tries to decipher shark's language

An exceptional scientific adventure revealing unexpected secrets and hidden treasures in the heart of Notre-Dame.

An unprecedented cross portrait between two giant painters

What was the life of Viking women? Based on the most recent scientific discoveries, illustrated by spectacular images from Ubisoft’s latest creation, the film reveals a complex society, and offers a nuanced and precise portrait of the women of the frozen lands.

The frantic journey of the automobile industry, Is this race coming to an end?

An unprecedented investigation that rewrites the genesis of the history of art – and that of humanity.

In 40 years, Mayotte’s population has quadrupled thus raising concerns about its birth rate. Benevolently yet truthfully, this film looks at the insidious effects of the island’s population growth.

Diderot's La Religieuse is "a time bomb" published in 1796, 12 years after the author's death. If the ambiguous book created a controversy when it was published in post-revolutionary France, it became a real scandal in 1962 when it was adapted for the cinema. This sulfurous text made post-war conservative society tremble and three centuries later, the subversive power of Denis Diderot's novel has lost none of its force.

A dive into one of the greatest unsolved mysteries

Kerguelen, Crozet, Tromelin these French islands at the end of the world arouse dreams and fantasies. This documentary traces the exile of Emmanuel Lepage, author and cartoonist, who finally realizes his dream: to draw the unspeakable. Ten years after his first trip aboard the Marion Dufresne, he will be able to immerse himself in the most mythical of archipelagos: Kerguelen.

The incredible discovery of a medieval novel about the Arthurian Legend

A thrilling deep-time documentary to uncover the truth behind the myth of Amazons.

Major discoveries take us back in time to explore the daily lives of roman legionaries, and discover the man behind the soldier.

The story of a hard won victory of a visionary

In the Palace of Monaco, gigantic frescoes of the Renaissance have been discovered 5 centuries after their creation. Restoration and historical investigation will be at the heart of this film which will reveal a new page of Renaissance art.

A fascinating look at the legendary Hollywood icon

A fresh look at one of the most devastating encounters of military history: WWII's battle for the eastern front