Delve into the hell women went through during WWII, thanks to the voice of survivors and historians, 3D models and reconstructions. An inside look at a camp for women that has been overlooked much of the time.

At an altitude of 4,700 meters, Eduardo, aged 22, dreams of making a fortune in Potosi, the highest and most dangerous mines in the world.

This documentary collection takes us on an aerial, geographical and historical journey through Europe to understand how its countries have formed and evolved.

Between 1958 and 1962, China went through a gigantic tragedy. The Mao’s « Great Leap Forward », initially created to boost the country’s economy, led to a tragic famine.

500 monkeys have been isolated on a small Caribbean island for 70 years: how did they organize themselves socially?

Follow Macoun, the last of the ivory knights who still captures wild elephants with a lasso!

This documentary drops the mask of the clown, and reveals an incredible and mysterious predator.

In answer to the tourists’ demands, the Omo peoples don’t hesitate to do the show and to pile on the colorful or garish touches to amuse their audience. Such is the rich comedy of dupes which now plays itself out in the Omo.

The Pirahã tribe has no words for colours and numbers, nor any fiction, art, or memories of their predecessors! That makes their language one of the strangest in the world.

The domain of Chambord welcomes numerous rare species and has been classified as a national reserve for wild fauna.

Everyone knows that eugenics was one of the ideological pillars of Nazism. What is less well known is that the practice began in the United States at the start of the 20th century.

A fascinating investigation that immerses us in the daily lives of gig workers and reveals the limits of uberization.

Join the New Horizons team to examine the latest findings and imagery from Pluto and the fringes of our solar system. They reveal a world unlike any other we’ve seen yet!

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.

One man has taken on a unique challenge: tracking down and performing all the pieces of music written in the concentration camps by men and women who used music as an act of resistance.

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.