Beyond clichés and prejudices, this series takes us to three different destinations to meet a new rising generation determined to face the environmental and social challenges, and invent the world of tomorrow.

Nestled 3,500 meters high in the ancient Himalayan kingdom, India’s Zanskar valley has stayed isolated for centuries. But at the end of a perilous and icy road, a beautiful village opens its doors, home to a community of nuns whose joy and generosity contrast with the hardness of their land. 15 years after her first journey there, director Caroline Riegel returns to visit them, and shares their daily life over the course of a winter. She captures a moving testimony of a unique place where time seems to stand still.

Revolutionary technology reveals the secrets within Egypt’s unexplored pyramids

An investigation of India's leader over the past 10 years, his way of governing the country, and his vision for the future.

Blending archives, testimonies and reenactments, this film looks into the life of the woman who paved the way for the heroic work of nurses today.

An intimate and compelling portrait of one of the greatest filmmakers of all time, based on his films, interviews with him and unpublished archives, to mark the 30th anniversary of his death.

Following the restoration of its monumental statue, this film unveils the constructions secrets of the emblem of the Phocaean city.

There are more than 300,000 living in the United States, all according to rules inherited from the 17th century. Today their way of life is under threat by the modern world. A rare immersion in one of the world's most closed communities.

Antoine Auriol, former world kitesurfing champion, takes us on a journey to 6 extraordinary destinations where, despite being under threat, nature still has its rightful place. A journey of sport and ecology that follows the actions of men and women who are mobilized to protect nature.

A vivid portrait of unique forests, filled with exceptional flora and fauna - introducing the men and women who have made their forests innovative places where mankind and nature can work together for a better future.

As the painter Françoise Gilot has just passed away at 101, this dazzling documentary sheds light on the influence their relationship with Pablo Picasso had on their respective creations.

For 20 years, he’s been at the head of one of the world’s most powerful companies. He’s earned the trust of 3 billion people across the globe. He’s omnipresent, yet inaccessible. Who really is Mark Zuckerberg and are we still willing to follow him?

A fascinating look at the legendary Hollywood icon.

A dive into the daily life of journalists in Ukraine during the Russian invasion, driven by a fierce determination: to keep the news running.

An in-depth and gripping investigation that plunges us into the science of doubt and the strategies put in place by the "doubt makers" to confuse the public debate and paralyze political decision-making.

August 2021, the Taliban takes the power back in Afghanistan. How could this possibly happen? With personal accounts from Afghan and Western participants, the film traces the reasons for the American failure, alongside those that led to the Taliban victory.

At the gateway to the Sahara, in Gao, a Malian town near the Algerian border, stands the "Maison du Migrant" (migrant's house), where men and women on their way to Europe meet those who come back. It is both a stopping-off point and a last refuge.

Thanks to newly disclosed archives (eye witness accounts, personal notebooks, telegrams and reports), this documentary unveils how foreign diplomats in Berlin tried to alert the world early on the rise and increasing dangers of Nazi Germany.