DJ Hadj Sameer, embarks us to discover the exceptional saga of raï music! Born at the end of WWII, in a hidden nightclub in Oran, Algeria, this music is now famous worldwide and it keeps reinventing itself.

From the 5th century BC to the Roman Empire, this compelling documentary series brings back to life the greatest ancient cities at the height of their powers.

French Palaces immerses us in the universe of some historical figures such as Francis I, Leonardo da Vinci and Catherine de Medici, and introduces us to those who keep France’s great chateaus alive today.

Fred, Laure, Martin and Chine travel around the world to meet people who try to make the world a better place and imagine new solutions to bring people and nature together.

How do people pass on their knowledge to protect and safeguard their culture and identity from generation to generation?

A young traveler makes us discover countries (Turkey, Morocco, Russia, Romania and Scotland) through emblematic species. A fresh and original way to travel that goes to the heart of nature.

Plunge into the sensorial world of fragrant plants and meet those who struggle to preserve them. From New-Caledonia to Venezuela through the South of France and the Comoro Islands, embark on a journey between artisanal craft and perfume creation.

A journey to the heart of the B’douls tribe of Petra, unveiling the little-known impacts of World Heritage classification. A rather unusual look at one of the most visited sites on Earth.

A lively animated series that questions the stereotypes linked to religion and brings reflection on its place in today’s society through the eyes of a cheeky little girl.

Volcanoes are one of the most spectacular and powerful forces on our planet. They create new land, change landscapes and destroy civilisations, but more than two billion years ago they also breathed life into our world.

In the Indian Himalayas, two best friends have to leave their familiy to fulfill their destiny as women.

1919. After a four-year journey to the edge of hell, the French are alive again. Everyone enters the 20th century with confidence and dreams of eternal peace. No one suspects that the "Roaring Twenties" will only be an enchanted, short-lived interlude. With fear, the French see the shadow of war reappear.

How will the new science impact people’s lives 30 or 40 years from now?

Seventy years after Auschwitz’s liberation, we have not finished accounting for the destruction of Europe’s Jews. One question remains today: not why, but how was the Shoah possible?

In some parts of the world, children need to grow up a lot faster than our kids do. Discover the accomplishment of their destiny: to become adults!

In the four corners of the world, people live cheek by jowl with wild animals in sometimes astonishing harmony.

Four species are responsible for the fastest animal invasions in recent decades, making them the most successful invaders on the planet.

Explore the world from the highest peaks of Africa to the skyscrapers of New York City and the white sandy beaches of Costa Rica, far from postcard clichés and tourist attractions.