With the recent loss of architect Frank Gehry, this documentary looks back at the four major phases of his controversial career, through some of his iconic buildings: the Gehry House, the Vitra Design Museum, the Guggenheim Bilbao and MIT’s Stata Center.

Adolf Hitler, Winston Churchill, Charles de Gaulle. Three towering figures of World War II. But what do we know of their roles in a conflict that shaped them two decades earlier – the First World War?

120 metres down off the wild coast of South Africa lives an animal once thought to have been extinct for 65 million years - the cœlacanth, locally known as Gombessa.

A documentary on the Nazis’ secret breeding programme called Lebensborn, and how the surviving children try to rebuild their lives without knowing the truth or by hiding it.

This film follows the vertiginous ascent of a group of adventurers who have chosen to climb without a guide.

A sensory, immersive exploration through music of an exceptional yet little-known place that has defied time since the 18th century: Warsaw’s Palace on the Isle.

What if the D-Day landings were only possible thanks to a chess player who cracked the encoded communications of the German army?

In a secret valley of the Tibetan Plateau lives a mythical animal: the snow leopard. Facing the altitude and the bitter cold, two nature photographers brothers follow its track.

Through music and the greatest works composed there, this film opens the doors of King’s College, and goes back over 500 years of history.

Thanks to the amazing drawings left by the Scribes, who played an important part in the Egyptian civilization, we know a lot about their lives. But who really were these Scribes?

As the arrival of migrants in Europe hit the headlines once again, this gripping series tells 150 years of the history of France through personal testimonies of the children, grandchildren and greatgrandchildren of those who came as refugees or immigrants to make a new life in the country.

David and Xavier's farm, in western France, has long been a model of conventional agriculture. But they decided to "go organic", a process filmed over two years by director Patrice Gérard.

A new world is being born. A scientific revolution is underway. It's a revolution of the infinitely small, of the advent of the nanoworld: the world of nanoscience and nanotechnology.

This film reveals one of the last dreams of Nelson Mandela: creating parks in conflict zones between neighboring countries in order to transcend their borders and restore peace.

20 years ago, French scuba diver Pascal Bernabé took on an amazing challenge: to venture down to a depth of over 300 meters, never before reached.

Ten shark attacks and five dead. For the past three years, the island of La Réunion has been facing a serious problem that is affecting tourism and dividing the population.

On the Earth’s surface, bacteria thrive on higher beings and develop mutually beneficial relationships with them that we call symbioses.

1942. Almost 80,000 French Jews are arrested, following the orders of Adolf Hitler and Vichy. From the Vel’ d’Hiv Roundup to Auschwitz, thanks to the most recent historiography and reenactment, plunge into the making of the Holocaust.