Thanks to scientific breakthroughs and cutting-edge technology, we embark on a thrilling expedition alongside international experts to uncover the extreme phenomena unfolding beneath our seas and oceans.

How exactly did Adolf Hitler rise to power? Tracing back the history of Nazism in Germany between 1918 and 1940, this documentary series reveals how a democracy collapsed from within, handing out the keys of power to its own enemies.

Unanimously recognized as the father of modern sculpture, Brancusi carried out a radical revolution in artistic language. Fascinating to his contemporaries, it may be his studio – an artwork in itself – that best embodies his quest for the “essence of things”.

Between ruins and rebirth, Holocaust survivors turned exile into the fragile beginning of a new life.

What technical feats, construction secrets, and human stories shaped France’s most iconic monuments?

A journey into the heart of the world’s last wild sanctuaries, to meet young animal orphans from endangered species and the people who fight to rescue them.

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.

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.

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.

After a painful economic transition, war in Chechnya, and the rise of criminal groups, how did Yeltsin win a second term as President of the Russian Federation?

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 ?

Far from the tensions and wars that afflict Africa, the inhabitants of Attaké square in Porto-Novo, Benin, of various ethnicities and religions, live together peacefully thanks to a common passion: Petanque.

Take part in the large-scale rewilding project of Ibera Park, Argentina’s greatest fresh water resource. A unique ecosystem with 4,000 plant and animal species, which account for almost one third of the biodiversity of the country.

How was the « Boulevard Périphérique of Paris » built? Discover the secrets behind this megastructure that has become the busiest road in Europe.

Behind the iconic Walkman lies the hidden story of a decades-long legal battle between Sony and Andreas Pavel, the forgotten inventor of the first portable music player.

Growing up in the savannah is a challenge for every species! This series invites us to follow the daily lives of baby animals as they awaken to the world around them.

A wine tour through France to meet the wines of the future and the enlightened winemakers who are revolutionizing the taste of wine.

It is the largest castle in France with Versailles. François 1st, Henri IV, the Sun King and Napoleon contributed during nine centuries to its building. Plunge into the incredible story of the castle of Fontainebleau.