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”.

The life of the last Kyrgyz nomads of the Afghan Pamir.

Even today, despite the distance and brevity of this political period—five years—the word still sounds like an insult. But what exactly was Collaboration?

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.

The prestigious series on boys and girls around the world who must face impressive ordeals to become adults.

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

For the first time ever, a camera has managed to film in the mining areas of the Katanga province.

Through an incredible aerial journey, both geographical and historical, we discover how Italy was shaped.

To eat or be eaten? Such is the dangerous relationship between a predator and his prey that governs the animal kingdom and decides the fate of each and every one. Explore the relationship between cat and mouse and discover their intriguing behavior.

How did a young Korean girl become an exceptional pianist now performing all over the world?

Discover the daily life of penguins in Antarctica, surrounded by their summer co-habitants, sea lions, leopard seals and giant petrels.

The dissolution of the Ottoman Empire and the creation of modern Turkey, seen by Antoine Köpe, an ordinary Austro-Hungarian man.

10 million visitors, 40 000 artworks: no other museum in the world has ever equaled this figure. But the Louvre wasn’t built in a day, so what is its story? From palace to museum, delve into 800 years of the Louvre’s history.

Volcanoes give and take. They partially caused the demise of dinosaurs but also helped the emergence of mammals. To understand the power of volcanoes, this film goes back in time and trace the life of a volcanic hotspot in the Indian Ocean.