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.

Through the portraits of four families with different educational choices, different ways of transmitting values and different age-related issues, this documentary on parenting explores the fundamental notions of authority and benevolence.

Summer 1946. During a family holiday by the sea, Boris Vian wrote a fashionable noir novel full of sex, violence and rage in just two weeks. The novel "I Spit on Your Graves" still challenges and provokes readers to this day.

A retrospective of Fanny Ardant’s career, the iconic French actress who has left her mark on more than four decades of cinema.

Not only soldiers but a whole nation joined forces between 1914 and 1918.

After the defeat of France in June 1940, a new struggle began. It pitted the French who had chosen to resist the Germans against those who had decided to collaborate.

Necker Hospital in Paris is a unique pediatric hospital. We meet patients like Margot, who comes here to treat her diabetes, and nurses and doctors like Vivien and Caroline.

Between 1923 and 1955, Arnaud de Roquefeuil recounted his daily life in the form of a comic strip. As the Second World War breaks out, what started as a modest diary becomes an exceptional memorial work.

A portrait of the filmmaker at the origin of eroticism in French cinema, director of “Emmanuelle”, the 50-million-admission film that changed the history of the free world.

Hôpital Necker Enfants Malades was the first pediatric hospital created in the world, and one of the most renowned to date.

Since the 19th century, beach huts give their picturesque charm to French coastal landscapes. But today, these mythical wooden sheds are under threat: Their owners are prepared to do anything to keep them standing.

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.

In 2016, the “Catalyse” theater troupe of mentally handicapped actors is preparing its next performance. From rehearsals to the premiere at the Avignon Festival, this film takes us behind the scenes of a singular theatrical creation.

Philippe Gougler invites us to follow him on an astonishing tour of France to meet men and women who are often charismatic, resolutely offbeat and happy! Happiness is something you decide, they all say, and they share their secrets with our guide.

The race for progress in France during the Trente Glorieuses, led by Charles de Gaulle.

From Berlin to Buenos Aires, via London, Amsterdam and Marrakech, this documentary series takes us on a journey to meet the urban artists who take to the streets of these big cities - inexhaustible spaces of expression.