"Monuments Revealed" is an ambitious collection on great constructions that bear witness to an amazing scientific knowledge and a rich cultural heritage from the past. These buildings are the physical incarnation of great civilizations of antiquity.

From the cell to the organism, from the molecule to the ecosystem, life abounds... Biology has observed this fascinating nature in order to understand and control it. Today, life engineers want to create new organisms.

A political-scientific thriller about GMOs, shedding light on a crucial debate about the future of the world's food supply and the preservation of public health and the environment.

France, Germany, Spain, Italy, United Kingdom: to each day its destination. By taking us on a trip through Europe, this series draws a captivating chronicle of modern societies.

She knows that politics is a battle. Resolute in the face of scandals and rumours, Hillary Clinton is more than ever the lone woman in the ring – a marked woman.

"The Origami Code" explores this silent on-going revolution, the deciphering and mastering of a completely new dimension of reality.

How Hitler set up a veritable drug arms race, with the creation of a new substance supposed to give a feeling of invincibility: pervitin, otherwise known today as “crystal meth”.

In the Philippines, it's a religion. In Japan, it's an essential part of society and the economy. All over the world, its followers now number in the millions. Karaoke has become a key cultural and popular element.

From Mumbai to Dubai, via Tangiers and the Maldives, this gripping thriller-like investigation reveals the inner workings of a global emergency: the treat to sand, a vital resource whose plundering is accelerating.

An industrial and historical saga that immerses us in a world as powerful as it is alienating.

The prestigious series on boys and girls around the world who must face impressive ordeals to become adults.

This flavorful journey to the core of Japan highlights the incredible making process of two key ingredients: dashi and shoyu.

Volcanoes give and take. They partially caused the demise of dinosaurs but also helped the emergence of mammals. To understand the power of volcanoes, this film goes back in time and trace the life of a volcanic hotspot in the Indian Ocean.

A woman is on average 15 cm shorter than a man. Is it simply a biological issue or the result of a social construct? Let’s look at a size issue known as sexual dimorphism.

In this film, Sylvain Tesson spends six months alone on the Baikal lake completely cut off from the outside world.

Just 30 years ago, scientists believed that certain places on Earth were sterile. Life there was simply impossible, just as it is absent from other planets.

Through the words of six young women who have been subjected to domestic abuse, this film unravels the pattern of intimate partner violence in the hope of raising awareness and chaging things for the better.

They survived the horror, and try to rebuild their lives... Through the testimonies of five people who survived the attacks of November 13, this film tells the hopes for the future, and how life always wins.