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.

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.

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.

In the hometown of Jacques Villeret, one of the greatest actors of French cinema, the inhabitants reminisce about his youth and talk about his life.

Strong themes that resonate and build bridges between yesterday and today. Films that mix astonishing sequences, unpublished archives, secret images, and funny interviews with great figures of our time.

"Ma vie zéro déchet" is a filmed experience and web adventure that tells the quest for a life without waste.

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.

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.

Known as deliverance, exorcism or “unblessing”, this practice exists in all religions. In the Catholic Church alone, 25,000 people a year seek help from an exorcist.

Each winter, thousands of visitors gather up in “La Serenissima” to attend the shows and costume balls. How did Venice’s Carnival build its reputation? Let’s delve back to the 18th century, the golden age of these exceptional festivities.

The portrait of Daniel Vérin, renamed Ali, a schoolteacher who fought for the independence of Algeria. Beyond his singular destiny, this film sheds light on the history of the intellectuals who contributed to the liberation of the country.

Through a series of portraits of men and women, this film witnesses the journey within an institution not known for its "gayfriendly" attitude and which is nowadays set to evolve.

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

A thousand kilometers by paddle along the Zambezi, from the Chavuma Falls to Victoria Falls. Two people, one canoe, fully immersed in the wild – and in the life of the riverside tribes and the countless animals that come to drink from the rive

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.

In Lyon, Les Halles Paul Bocuse gathers together 58 merchants in an association; brought up to date in 2014, it has confirmed its international reputation.

Witnesses of time passing, the 1038 castles classified French have been a central concern of heritage enthusiasts. Discover the strategies and innovative solutions developed by their owners to protect these historical structures.

France is full of enchanting, authentic villages attracting tourists from the world over. To promote them, special labels have been created. But how do you label a priceless heritage?