This documentary will examine this insatiable survivalism of the wild boar, which despite environmental changes - human activity, global warming, reduction of living space - adapts and thrives.

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

An unprecedented investigation that traces the ambiguous trajectory of the “land of the pure” and its relationship with the West, as terrorism is on the rise.

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.

Playing games, doing drugs or having sex: what if animals do it just for fun?

Four episodes, four spectacular biodiversity sites, to retrace the special links and stakes between humans and those “natural” places.

One of the biggest geopolitical struggles of our time: the Sino-Tibetan conflict.

an anticipation of our planet’s ecosystem’s fate in 25 million, 250 million and 1 billion years

The odyssey of a little-known giant, the cargo ship, stoker of the world economy.

In the savannah of Botswana, we witness a wonderful story of initiation: that of two leopard cubs by their mother.

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

He navigates between independent films and blockbusters, portrait of Hollywood’s favorite Villain.

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

How wheat has become a major geopolitical weapon.

A thrilling delve into the glacial mechanics from the North Pole down to the South Pole

Specialist Steven Surina tries to decipher shark's language

Australia, Spain, Brazil and the USA, they all host treasures of biodiversity in perpetual movement: the seasonal wetlands.

A dive into the mesmerizing world of creatures endowed with a secret power: fluorescence.

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

100 days. That’s what it took for the Allies to liberate Normandy, to break through the German line, and to begin the liberation of the continent. 100 days that made history.

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

An incredible epic about the building of three of the most powerful ancient cities: Carthage, Troy and Persepolis.

It has been 50 years since man has stepped on the moon. Today, we are preparing to go back... But this time, to stay!

The true story of French vineyards during the Nazi occupation

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

This September 27th, the Youth4ClimateJustice members stood up in the ECHR before 32 states to denounce climate inaction. See how people across Europe take the fight for our planet into court.

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

A great archaeological adventure that leads to an unexpected discovery: Enigmatic cave paintings spread over hundreds of square meters of rock face, hidden from view for decades.

Blending precious archive footage and interviews with leading historians, this film examines how the Soviet Empire managed to win WWII, through the economical prism.

The discovery of a 2,500-year-old embalming laboratory - the oldest ever unearthed - promises to shed new light on mummification practices. The study of these rituals highlights the daily life and beliefs of Egyptian civilization, but above all, a total expertise and understanding of the virtues of plants and herbs.

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

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

Legendary French alpinist-turned-publisher Catherine Destivelle is passionate about mountains. She heads to the summits of Great Britain where the practice emerged in the mid-19th century. With each step of her journey and every encounter along the way, she strives to grasp how our relationship to mountains has developed.

They come from all over Europe. There are 46 of them. All are Jewish. All have a number tattooed on their forearm. All were deported to Auschwitz. For the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camp, they tell us their story.