Bacteria, viruses, fungus spores, algae, pollen, and even insects: microorganisms are constantly drifting through the sky. How can so many living beings find their way into the air and be circulating in our atmosphere? How do they survive? What is their influence on our lives and our entire living world? With help from experts and using 3D visual effects, this investigation takes us to the heart of a world that is still very little understood, and reveal the diversity and fragility of the air we breathe.

Secret pacts, tacit alliances, determination and cooperation... In the mighty Kalahari desert, collaboration plays a major role in animal survival. Using the very latest camera technology this mini-series reveals the fascinating story of how animals and plants use cooperation to survive in one of the most punishing places on Earth.

The gripping account of a forgotten conflict, from a new perspective.

From the Oceanographic Museum to the struggles of H.S.H. Prince Albert II, including those of his great-great-grandfather Prince Albert I, this film explores how Monaco’s commitment to protecting the ocean has been perpetuating for generations.

The trees in the Amazon absorb water from the ground and pump out billion of tons of water vapor a day into vast "flying rivers". But what if this natural phenomenon was to disappear? From the Amazon rainforest to some of the world’s top laboratories, and thanks to 3D animation sequences, this film explores this phenomenon. A race against time to discover the Amazon rainforest from a climate perspective, questioning our planet’s biological equilibrium and human responsibility.

For ten years, painter Françoise Gilot has shared the life of one of the most consequential artists of the 20th century. Fiercely independent, she finally ended their relationship and terminated the hold. Through their decade-long tumultuous affair which had a great influence on both artists, this film sheds light on her unjustly overshadowed work, and revisits a flamboyantth period in Picasso’s career to mark the 50 anniversary of his death. A dazzling dive into a little-known chapter of modern art history, through exceptional and rarely seen iconography (paintings, photos, family archives), and exclusive interview with Françoise Gilot.

A unique insight into 3 centuries of heroes, battles, fortresses and strategy.

Two artists, two different styles. But a common theme or technique connects them. By bringing together one of their iconic paintings, each episode confronts two artists in their own historical context, two visions of the world, offering a broader perspective on creation, art, and artists.

Famous for embracing content that exposes the hidden worlds of the Italian mafia, gay rights activists, law enforcement and bank robbers, Pacino has created many characters that we will never forget. From Michael Corleone in The Godfather to Tony Montana in Scarface, his dynamic, powerful range spans from Broadway to television in addition to theaters throughout the world. A journey through his meteoric rise and tempestuous story from the beginning - until present day.

Through the portrait of this political juggernaut, comprising interviews with his political opponents, supporters and international experts, this investigation tells the rise of India’s new leader who has changed the face of his country.

Thanks to reconstructions and breathtaking computer graphics, this Ultra High Definition series will allow us to understand asteroids and predict their trajectories in order to avoid a new catastrophe.

Cultural, traditional, scandalous or trendy, this film explores how this tiny object has been a mirror of our society throughout the ages.

This gripping series explores how fortresses redefined the art of warfare, thanks to CGI, dramatized scenes and key experts.

Sofia Loren, Gina Lollobrigida, Lucia Bosè, Silvana Mangano, these legendary divas of Italian cinema all took part in the miss Italy beauty contest, a beloved but controverted part of Italian culture. With a contemporary look at 80 years of TV archives, we’ll explore the stereotyped and emblematic representation of Italian women on TV and their position in a changing society.

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.

Blending archives, testimonies and reenactments, this film looks into the life of the woman who paved the way for the heroic work of nurses today.

For French people, Simone Veil is one of the most popular heroines in recent history. For women, she is a symbol of liberty and bravery. This film goes behind the public life of the former health minister and women’s rights campaigner to explore what drove her political dedication and gave meaning to her life.

Following the restoration of its monumental statue, this film unveils the constructions secrets of the emblem of the Phocaean city.

Delve into the dark world of psychopaths and learn more about their particular set of behaviors and traits.

Books, apps, coaching sessions: Today, happiness is everywhere. But where does this relentless pressure to be positive come from? From the US to Denmark, the UK and Belgium, experts take us behind the scenes of a profitable market to explore the inner workings of the happiness factory.

How can we explain our collective inertia in the face of the ongoing environmental crisis? Why can’t our brain process global warming? This scientific investigation decodes the behavioral mechanisms which explain this collective "schizophrenia" through eye-opening experiences.

Biodiversity has never come under so much pressure, particularly from noise and light pollution. From Canada to India, from Australia to Europe, lockdowns made essential by the COVID-19 pandemic have given the natural world an unprecedented opportunity to reclaim what we have taken from it. This film follows a series of major research projects launched worldwide, and reveals what happens in nature when nights are dark, and days are silent.

From Jimi Hendrix to Prince or Taylor Swift, she influenced everyone who heard her music. Through archives (clips, concerts, interviews with Leonard Cohen, Bob Dylan, James Taylor...), this film portrays one of the most daring trajectories in popular and folk music. The story of an artist, a musical movement and an entire era.

Deep in the sub-Arctic boreal forest of far Northern Mongolia, the Tsaatan people is among the world’s smallest ethnic minorities and last reindeer herding nomads. But today, they are facing a threat which may have a great impact on their survival. A moving portrait of a millenia-old, now endangered way of life.

There are more than 300,000 living in the United States, all according to rules inherited from the 17th century. Today their way of life is under threat by the modern world. A rare immersion in one of the world's most closed communities.

Beyond clichés and prejudices, this series takes us to three different destinations to meet a new rising generation determined to face the environmental and social challenges, and invent the world of tomorrow.

A compelling and glamorous saga to explore one of the jewels of royal architecture in Europe.

While all over the world many species are under threat, raccoons are experiencing unprecedented expansion. Behind their innocent and cute look, hides an outstanding survivor’s temperament, capable of anything to feed and defend themselves. Omnivorous, curious, intelligent, and super- adaptable, raccoons turn out to be really good at overcoming every challenge they are confronted with. But how did they manage to survive in both the wild and urban environment? And how did they flourish so quickly throughout the world?

An overview of the largest stone giants, unveiling their construction secrets and origins.

Cyclones, earthquakes, volcanoes and floods… Year after year, natural disasters make the headlines, with alarming human death toll numbers. But what about animals? How do mountain goats know a volcano is about to erupt? What happens to birds that are trapped in the eye of massive cyclones? How do chamois survive an avalanche without an airbag? This film explores how animals cope with the whims of nature, and even turn natural disasters to their advantage.

An in-depth and gripping investigation that plunges us into the science of doubt and the strategies put in place by the "doubt makers" to confuse the public debate and paralyze political decision-making.

A chilling insight on the vital role German women played in the Nazi movement.

In 1822, Jean-François Champollion deciphered the Egyptian hieroglyphs, thus solving one of the greatest enigmas in the history of humanity. But behind this genuine victory also hides his unknown brother Jacques-Joseph. Through animated sequences, using their private correspondence and with the help of experts, this film will go back on this one in-a lifetime scientific and human quest to celebrate the bicentenary of the decoding of hieroglyphs.

This road movie takes us into the post-Trump America to meet the “cowboys” of the Second Amendment, armed to the teeth and ready to do anything to defend the right to self-defense, and the militants convinced by a pacifist vision or coverted by a personal tragedy. In this polarized context divided in two camps, do the “redeemed” still have a place?

A captivating look at the wild cousin of man's best friend.

Such profound shifts should perhaps lead us to reconsider how we educate in order to give students the tools to construct their personalities, to tell truth from lies, and to be able to face the world of tomorrow.

Between 1931 and 1933, 4 million Ukrainians were to die of hunger. This famine was not preceded by any cataclysmic weather event, nor by a war. This state secret was particularly well-kept for more than fifty years until now...

From the first crimes committed by a masked rapist in the 1960’s to the political scandal of the 2000’s including the orphanage then nicknamed “The House of Horror”, this ambitious truecrime series reveals the detectives, criminals and countless victims and plunges us into the heart of the deep-seated, international corruption on this small island, bringing to light the powerful and dark system behind it.

Lions, cheetahs, caracals and servals. These four African cats are both emblematic and under threat. Faced with their decline, a number of initiatives have sprung up.

Through new research and 3D imagery, revisit the discovery of boy Pharaoh Tutankhamen and its continuing impact today, 100 years after.

This exclusive documentary offers an in-depth look into what is considered to be THE solution to a 60 year-old mystery.

It’s one of the most powerful places in Europe, but how did Marseille manage to reach this level of influence? Between Roman and Greek transformations, construction genius redesigned the city through time to serve their ambitions, and some architectural mysteries remain to be solved. Thanks to 3D images and considerable digital work, experts embark on an investigation to uncover these lost treasures and bring an exceptional ancient megastructure back to life.

From his beginnings as a TV show actor to his spectacular campaign, his election and his rivalry with Russia’s president… Here's the incredible story of the man who became the face of Ukraine’s resistance.

Through archives, alongside those who worked with him - Andy Garcia, John Boorman, Rob Brown..., discover journey of the most Scottish of Hollywood’s sacred monster.

Thanks to great technological progress and led by new private players, the exploration of the outer reaches of the solar system has never been so limitless. Combining CGI, archives and interviews, this series explores the latest advances in a booming sector. An overview of the major space missions that will redefine the frontiers of humanity in the decades to come.

What if oases were able to answer the environmental and human challenges of tomorrow? Embark on a journey to the most beautiful oases in the world, and meet the people who created these unique landscapes.

Squid, octopus or cuttlefish: these strange soft-bodied animals never cease to surprise us. Through striking footage, this film plunges us as close as possible to tiny, hardly observable species to discover their unexpected, spectacular behaviours and unique physiology.

Nestled 3,500 meters high in the ancient Himalayan kingdom, India’s Zanskar valley has stayed isolated for centuries. But at the end of a perilous and icy road, a beautiful village opens its doors, home to a community of nuns whose joy and generosity contrast with the hardness of their land. 15 years after her first journey there, director Caroline Riegel returns to visit them, and shares their daily life over the course of a winter. She captures a moving testimony of a unique place where time seems to stand still.

Between Vesuvius, the Aeolian Islands and Etna, Italy is home to some of the highest-risk volcanoes on Earth. This extensive investigation follows a leading team of experts as they peer into the depths of these fire mountains in search of clues to prevent a future tragedy. A race against time to explore the geological process behind eruptions and to protect the bay from an imminent yet unpredictable danger. danger.

This film explores our privacy needs and the ways to reduce our exposure to invasive forms of online surveillance.