Just 30 years ago, scientists believed that certain places on Earth were sterile. Life there was simply impossible, just as it is absent from other planets.

In the Ecuadorian forest, the Guarani people struggle to keep their culture alive.

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?

In the south of Tanzania, a terrible and lasting drought is causing a war for water among the animals.

The Membracide insect family is roughly unknown to us. However, these neotropical treehoppers are probably the most astonishing creatures ever concocted by Nature!

Discover the joys and mishaps of being a wildlife filmmaker.

A major symbol of Christianity, the Basilica of the Sacré-Cœur is among the world’s most visited landmarks. An immersion into the behind-the-scenes of its spectacular construction, between technical feats and ideological clashes.

Can one of the regulatory authorities of our states be financed by private funds? This captivating investigation lifts the lid on one of the most secretive organization’s funding.

If you want to rub shoulders with the big sharks, you have to go to the end of the world. However, barely a century ago, we could meet them in the Mediterranean.

A unique microscopic safari encountering the creatures that live, thrive, compete, feed, breed, are born or die on the surface or in the depths of our body.

How is Tokyo preparing for the worst? Discover the ambitious and ingenious projects put in place to mitigate the seismic threat hanging over this unique capital.

An extraordinary journey into the largely unexplored underground world, unveiling the secret engine of our planet - a great underground machinery at work.

Discover the sources of homosexuality. Gay or straight, have we really a choice?

This documentary investigates the biological and animal origins of infidelity, and notably the genetic predispositions.

The film follows the exile of Nazis in the Middle East after WWII and ex-plores the origins of the connection between national-socialism and the Arab world under the Third Reich.

Hundreds of autobiographies written in Yiddish by young people in the 1930s – and rediscovered decades later – shed rare light on the life of Jewish communities in Europe before the Holocaust.

Thanks to the Bearded Vulture’s reintroduction program, the «bird of fire» is attempting to reconquer its lost territories.

Animals have long been viewed as “tools” to help research scientists in their work. Today, advances have enabled the conception of alternative methods that avoid the recourse to animal experimentation. What are these methods?