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

Embark on a breathtaking voyage to a unique territory and meet the Maori people who lives in harmony with nature.

Drawn by the call of the rails, three women have left everything behind to pursue their vagabond lives in modern-day America. A quest for identity and freedom, trying to find their place in the world.

This documentary meets 3 African women scientists, specializing respectively in nano-chemistry, molecular biology and astrophysics.

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.

Every Ariane launch is a high-risk adventure. Here's a look back at the countdown to the launch of Ariane 5, ESA's launch vehicle. In the world's largest space launch center, a world of its own is revealed.

A feature documentary about the story and legacy of free-diver Jacques Mayol, whose life became the inspiration for Luc Besson’s cult-movie The Big Blue.

A moving, joyful and intimate portrait of Aurélie Dupont, prima ballerina at the Paris National Opera, and guest-star on the world's greatest stages.


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?

"Monuments Revealed" is an ambitious collection on great constructions that bear witness to an amazing scientific knowledge and a rich cultural heritage from the past. These buildings are the physical incarnation of great civilizations of antiquity.

From the cell to the organism, from the molecule to the ecosystem, life abounds... Biology has observed this fascinating nature in order to understand and control it. Today, life engineers want to create new organisms.

A political-scientific thriller about GMOs, shedding light on a crucial debate about the future of the world's food supply and the preservation of public health and the environment.

France, Germany, Spain, Italy, United Kingdom: to each day its destination. By taking us on a trip through Europe, this series draws a captivating chronicle of modern societies.

"The Origami Code" explores this silent on-going revolution, the deciphering and mastering of a completely new dimension of reality.

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”.

80 years later, thanks to 5 extremely valuable photographs, discover what truly happened that day, under the Hiroshima cloud.

In the Philippines, it's a religion. In Japan, it's an essential part of society and the economy. All over the world, its followers now number in the millions. Karaoke has become a key cultural and popular element.

From Mumbai to Dubai, via Tangiers and the Maldives, this gripping thriller-like investigation reveals the inner workings of a global emergency: the treat to sand, a vital resource whose plundering is accelerating.