An investigative documentary revealing how the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps operates as a powerful political and economic force in Iran, exercising extensive control that blends elements of authoritarianism, oligarchy, and militant influence.

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.

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.

A 100% wildlife film, to discover our world’s fascinating, fluorescent flora and fauna.

A captivating dive into the global conflict that shaped the world: WWII.

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

Blending historical perspective with today's artisanal and industrial fisheries, and ecological and animal concerns, we’ll decipher the workings of a global system that has never been so efficient as to be on the brink of collapse.

Portrait of an enigmatic, tormented and eccentric composer, founder of minimalist music, for the 100th anniversary of his death on the 1st of July.

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

Considered one of the greatest actresses of all time, Isabelle Huppert recounts her 50-year career on the silver screen.

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.

In the remote Himalayas, the villagers of Zanskar have turned from traditional herding to working on the massive road that will soon connect them to the rest of the world - but while the financial freedom is magnetic, many long for their simpler past.

The amazing story of a lovable but fragile species, the "tiny fox", and its preservation on the island of Santa Cruz.

Portrait of a rock icon who, from the Vietnam war to ecological devastation, has made his indignation the driving force behind his music.

The forgotten story of the 3-week siege of the French embassy in Cambodia, under threat from the Khmer Rouge.

As Pope Francis has just passed away, this film reveals the dynamics at play at the top of the Catholic Church.

Through the words of six young women who have been subjected to domestic abuse, this film unravels the pattern of intimate partner violence in the hope of raising awareness and chaging things for the better.

The true story of a couple accused and sentenced to death for revealing the secrets of the atomic bomb to the USSR.

An in-depth look at the lavish diplomatic circles of Nazi-Occupied France, revealing the mechanisms of a regime that, beyond terror and oppression, also operated through cooperation and seduction.

In the heart of France, discover the treasures of the Allier, one of Europe's last wild rivers, through the seasons.

A culinary adventure in French Polynesia, discovering new flavors and traditions through encounters with local chefs.

The incredible yet true story of Dale Sutherland, pastor, police officer and undercover cop who infiltrated DC’s drug trafficking rings by taking on fake identities, during the 1990s.

What was the life of Viking women? In Iceland, the discovery of a ship-tomb containing a woman’s grave tells us that they could in fact be as conquering as their spouses. This archaeological and scientific documentary reveals a complex society and draws a precise portrait of the women of the frozen lands.

A previously undiscovered photo album reveals unknown details about the radicalization of young men and their terrible contribution to the Nazi concentration camps.

Will a mother leopard and her cubs survive the brutality of a harsh territory?

In November 2025, Spain will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the end of Franco's dictatorship. El Caudillo died on November 20, 1975, after 39 years as head of state. An incredible longevity, a nightmare from which the now democratic Spain still bears the scars.

Mickaël Philétas, a fitness trainer and YouTuber, was a jealous, possessive and violent man. In 2020, he stabbed his ex-girlfriend, Mélanie Ghione, 80 times to death. A bloody, premeditated femicide.

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

They come from all over Europe. There are 44 of them. All are Jewish. All have a number tattooed on their forearm. All were deported to Auschwitz. They tell us their story.

An extraordinary archaeological dig revealing mysterious sarcophagi buried under the world-famous cathedral.

By following the destiny of a family of wild boars, this documentary takes a fresh look at our wild neighbor, who shows incredible adaptability to survive in a territory dominated by humans.

Raqqa, the former self-proclaimed capital of the Islamic State caliphate from June 2014 and subsequently demolished by international coalition bombing, the Syrian city is still in ruins and its inhabitants abandoned to their fate.

How Hitler set up a veritable drug arms race, with the creation of a new substance supposed to give a feeling of invincibility: pervitin, otherwise known today as “crystal meth”.

Beyonce, Britney Spears, Kanye West… They are some of the world’s most popular personalities, grabbing headlines and captivating audiences. But what is their life like outside of the spotlights?

With Donald Trump back in the White House, the Russian grip on the American political right - through spies, semi-spies and agents of influence - is a pervasive reality, one that has never really been studied until now.

Convicted over forty years after the fact of the murder of Agnès Le Roux, a wealthy heiress, Maurice Agnelet left behind him 8 hours of never-before-seen rushes in which he gives his version of events.

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

What exactly is cheating? What crosses the line? And what can be considered a stable relationship nowadays? Through a series of heartfelt interviews, this film probes our conceptions of modern love while challenging the monogamous ideal.

Changing the perception of sport to change society - A world tour of initiatives that multiply the social potential of sport.

An unprecedented archaeological investigation taking us back up to 560,000 BC, following the footsteps of Neanderthal ancestors and the first people to populate Europe under extreme conditions: Tautavel Men.

What role did animals play in the Third Reich? How did they become one of the main components of Nazi racial ideology, and a justification for the horrors of the Holocaust?

An animal tale between sea and sky, on the Cap de Carteret, a cliff in Normandy with a sumptuous but fragile biodiversity, now reinvested by two once threatened species: the Peregrine Falcon and the Common Raven.

From the 1973 oil crisis to "Dieselgate", this documentary traces 50 years of automotive history: how did this mythical invention come to encapsulate all the paradoxes of our civilization?

A botanical expedition to the heart of one of the Earth’s biodiversity hotspots - New Caledonia - to find and save exceptional plants presumed extinct.

How do you combine wildlife conservation and outdoor activities? This film looks at how to reconcile the practice of these activities with the protection of animals that have found refuge in the mountains and are trying to survive in this environment.

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

Oh, the Mediterranean! The sun, the sea, the beach... But under our towels lives a whole unsuspected world. These discreet animals adapt as best they can to our presence.

Between 1939 and 1945, a handful of amateur filmmakers filmed their daily lives in Normandy. By bringing these exceptional archives out of oblivion, this documentary tells the story of war through a new lens, as close to those who lived through it.

By following the daily lives of young homeless people over several months, this film sounds the alarm about the deep social and political crises facing France.

An immersion into the colorful, hazy, enigmatic world of a singular photographer.

A series that takes us through the stately walls and magnificent rooms of the castles and palaces in Austria, and from Joglland to western and southern Styria to Slovenia and Burgenland - along this route we all are witnesses of history.

Austria’s mountain villages - small worlds in alpine seclusion. Often seemingly untouched by the changing times in their rustic appearance. But the lives of the people here have fundamentally changed over the past few decades.

Classic, unusual, primary or secondary residences, follow buyers and sellers as they embark on a real estate project.

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