Thanks to interviews of specialists and people who experienced living in his buildings, this documentary sheds some light on Le Corbusier’s spirit and way of thinking, presenting his vision behind his creations.

They survived the horror, and try to rebuild their lives... Through the testimonies of five people who survived the attacks of November 13, this film tells the hopes for the future, and how life always wins.

Alongside zoologists Christine Morrier and Ruth Muñiz, we venture into the heart of the Amazon rainforest to encounter a majestic and mysterious bird of prey – living symbol of a threatened ecosystem.

The only German U-Boat lost without trace... finally discovered!

A woman is on average 15 cm shorter than a man. Is it simply a biological issue or the result of a social construct? Let’s look at a size issue known as sexual dimorphism.

This flavorful journey to the core of Japan highlights the incredible making process of two key ingredients: dashi and shoyu.

An archaeological and scientific epic to unravel the fascinating mysteries of ancient Egypt's sunken city: Thonis-Heracleion.

From the Oceanographic Museum to the struggles of H.S.H. Prince Albert II, including those of his great-great-grandfather Prince Albert I, this film explores how Monaco’s commitment to protecting the ocean has been perpetuating for generations.

Through the testimony of a survivor, this film lifts the lid on the striking and little-known story of how the Allied designed a "de-Nazification" process and training in democracy to turn a generation of kids out of nazism.

Misunderstood and unpopular, brown hyenas have found refuge far from human presence, in the remote regions of southern Africa. Here, they have no choice but to adapt or perish.

Through a series of moving and liberating testimonies, this film tells the story of six women who made the choice to get an abortion.

Between 1939 and 1945, a handful of amateur filmmakers filmed their daily lives in Normandy. By bringing these exceptional archives out of oblivion, this documentary tells the story of war through a new lens, as close to those who lived through it.

Jean-Marie teaches his sons the incredible wood crafting abilities of the Zafimaniry people.

Emails, SMS, live threads, blogs, social networks, e-commerce, etc. Does this ceaseless flow of information have an effect on our health ? Has it engendered new diseases ?

How 85 million Europeans experienced the radical sovietization of eastern and central Europe.

Who is Donald Trump really? By exploring his personal history, the workings of his personality, the flaws and weaknesses he hides but also his qualities, this documentary provides a unique portrait of this man to understand how he got there.

A ukulele fanatic, Joann Sfar flies to Hawaii to discover the origin of this mythical instrument. His goal: to flush out the ukulele of its dreams, steeped in history and charged with the famous Hawaiian spirit of the Aloha.

A century after his death, Félix Vallotton’s art has lost none of its power and modernity. Through the female figure that haunts his paintings, the documentary seeks to unravel the secrets of an enigmatic artist.