This collection is an invitation to discover a world that provides keys to understanding the countries we travel through via the circus, bringing us knowledge and insight, but also magic and poetry.

This series is a unique way of discovering French Polynesia from above.

What can you do when you've been made redundant or have a life crisis that leads to homelessness? How do you cope on a day-to-day basis, especially when temperatures drop so dramatically? Who to turn to and, above all, how to help?

In the heart of Southeast Asia, extraordinary people have preserved an ancestral skill, the domestication of elephants: the Bunong - the original mountain people.

A cross-section of two of cinema's sacred monsters, propelled to the forefront of the cinematic stage at the same time.

What do the French laugh about? What makes French humor so special? And what does it say about France? By probing the evolution and the mechanisms of laughter, this documentary explores 50 years of social and political history.

Riding his trusty orange moped and wearing his old yellow helmet, François Skyvington takes us on a journey to discover France and Germany off the beaten track.

From Norway to Sicily, via Iceland and Turkey, we embark on an extraordinary geological journey through the four corners of Europe, to contemplate its breathtaking landscapes and unravel the mysteries of their creation.

Fingerprint mapping, face recognition, iris scan… Our bodies are subjected to increasingly sophisticated biometric technologies, used to identify, authenticate and protect us. But how far will the exploitation of this personal data go?

Portrait of French actor Jean-Paul Belmondo, as told by those who love him, the incarnation of the golden age of entertainment cinema.

An industrial and historical saga that immerses us in a world as powerful as it is alienating.

Que savons-nous de cet organe réputé si complexe et censé abriter notre conscience ? À l’aide de quelques-uns des meilleurs neuroscientifiques internationaux, nous plongeons au cœur de nos neurones pour percer les mystères de notre cerveau.

From the French Revolution to the post #MeToo era, this series draws 200 years of French history through the lens of love and relationships.

For the first time, two animal parks, a zoo and an aquarium, have agreed to show us their fight for the preservation of species. We discover the secrets behind the scenes and the daily lives of those who care for these animals.

In France, there are almost 400,000 salesmen and women offering all kinds of products. Advice, good humor, conviviality: every day, more than 80,000 purchases are made at home.

Inuk, 16, lives in the capital of Greenland and is sent, against his will, to a children's home in the far north of Uummannaq. Far from his friends, far from his mother, far from his marks, he must (re)learn to live.

This documentary follows several only children and their families, without judgment, and gives a voice to the children who are growing up without siblings.

This documentary collection, in French and sign language, provides a meeting place for deaf and hearing people, where they can exchange ideas and viewpoints on the world.