From their first steps in cinema to their latest films 10 icons of French-style comedy look back on their careers and their relationship to cinema.

In the click of a finger, the jerk of a hip, 50 years ago Jacques Dutronc became an idol. In the space of a few months, he sold more albums than Callas or Piaf in their entire lives. This film takes a look back at one of the most popular French stars.

Through records left by our four main characters Henri Fresnay, Christian Pineau, Marie-Madeleine Fourcade and Roger Pannequin, this documentary goes back to the story of the French dissidents who, in their own personal way, embody the fight for freedom during WWII.

Recently, several laws passed in Europe banning dolphinarium shows. After years of entertaining humans in exchange for rewards, what should we do with dolphins and orcas that have been conditioned in this way?

Aux côtés de Myriam une biologiste des temps modernes, suivez les traces d'un animal différent dans chaque épisode, et découvrez son territoire et son écosystème.

For a few weeks now, a medical-educational institute for disabled children has been in the news: staff members have denounced numerous acts of child abuse.

Between intimate stories and great national novel, memories tinged with emotions and social and political issues, discover the history of France through its balls.

Julien Blanc-Gras paints a portrait of the concierge in his Paris apartment block, Fatima Oussoufa, who is also a campaigner for democracy in her native Comoros.

Jo-Elle, Elisabeth, Alain, Michèle and Christiane all suffer from Alzheimer's disease. Follow their poignant journeys from their perspective and that of their loved ones, as the disease turns their lives upside down.

Four friends in their fifties, fathers of grown-up children, go on a road trip to deliver a piano to the daughter of director Bertrand Latouche.

As the seasons go by, we follow Jean-Louis's daily life in the heart of a forest teeming with biodiversity, which he has created and maintained for over thirty years.

The policy of African countries regarding the management of plastic bags is a central issue in terms of ecology and pollution. South Africa and Rwanda were pioneers in banning plastic bags. Many countries have since followed this movement, which has become a veritable tidal wave on the continent.

From Yvonne De Gaulle to Brigitte Macron, nine women have shared their lives with a president of the Fifth Republic. Each, with her own personality and interests, has left her mark. How did they experience their arrival at the palace? How did they approach their role?

A shy young Italian girl in Tunisia, Claudia Cardinale became an actress by accident, imposing a new image of the woman on screen: wild and spontaneous, with a husky voice and a sonorous laugh.

An immersion in the day-to-day workings of a town hall, giving an insight into how "town hall people" stubbornly work to create our common good.

A provocative musician and singer, Betty Davis blazed a trail through the soul-funk scene of the 70s. She wrote for the biggest stars, then went her own way, before mysteriously disappearing. For the first time in thirty-five years, Betty Davis emerges from her silence.

Reflecting the cultural diversity of the Pacific, the Aloha Shirt conveys a message of peace and joy linked to the spirit of the islands. To recount this success story, Antoine Laguerre went to Waikiki, where the Aloha Shirt is a national heritage item.

The exceptional destiny of Bourvil, whose real name was André Raimbourg (1917-1970), a popular comic actor who was also at ease in drama.