Will a mother leopard and her cubs survive the brutality of a harsh territory?

Explore the history of electricity, from Benjamin Franklin’s kite to Solar Impulse, the first solar airplane capable of continuous flight.

With CGI and reenactment, we tear down the walls between Science and History to reveal how the story of mankind is often driven by events from the deep past.

This three-part series explores the History and impact of the Internet: how it works, how it has evolved, the technologies it has spawned, and where it might take us in the next decade.

The chronicle of the largest European lava flow of the last two centuries.

A philosophical and scientific stroll through the luxurious rainforests of Costa Rica, alongside an exceptional botanist committed to preserving biodiversity.

In the magical setting of the Marais Poitevin, animated by the flights of dragonflies, women and men take their destiny in hand to preserve nature.

In February 1954, Marilyn Monroe went on a tour in a Korea at war, to boost the morale of the American troops. Those 4 days would mark a decisive turn in her life and career.

The story of a genius couple who secretly created the French atomic bomb.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at the Tokyo Trial, where international justice and geopolitical stakes clashed in the shadow of increasingly compromised global cooperation.

How Iran secretly organized the taking of Western hostages in Lebanon in order to gain access to the nuclear bomb.

The fabulous epic of a power-hungry Viking king.

The true story of a couple accused and sentenced to death for revealing the secrets of the atomic bomb to the USSR.

Portrait of an enigmatic, tormented and eccentric composer, founder of minimalist music, for the 100th anniversary of his death on the 1st of July.

What exactly is cheating? What crosses the line? And what can be considered a stable relationship nowadays? Through a series of heartfelt interviews, this film probes our conceptions of modern love while challenging the monogamous ideal.

They come from all over Europe. There are 44 of them. All are Jewish. All have a number tattooed on their forearm. All were deported to Auschwitz. For the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the camp, they tell us their story.

In November 2025, Spain will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the end of Franco's dictatorship. El Caudillo died on November 20, 1975, after 39 years as head of state. An incredible longevity, a nightmare from which the now democratic Spain still bears the scars.

A fresh look at one of the most devastating encounters of military history: WWII's battle for the Eastern Front.