A full archive documentary on the consequences of the Great Depression of 1929, through the most iconic pictures of the crisis, from photographers Dorothea Lange, Walker Evans and Arthur Rothstein.

Fake news, "infobesity", media mistrust...: Today, 60% of people don’t trust the media anymore. The press is in a bad shape and people are sick of hearing the daily news. Can we reinvent journalism?

Immersion in the "jewel of the Mediterranean". Toulon is now sheltering the largest naval base in France which hosts the flagship fleet of the French Navy. An unknown heritage highlighted in this documentary.

On the banks of the Okavango River, director Luc Marescot is risking his life to dive into crocodiles' secret lair to understand their impact on ecosystem.

In the heart of St Peter’s Basilica in Rome lays one of Vatican’s greatest treasures: The relics of St. Peter. From Israel to Rome, through Turkey, plunge into a captivating investigation in the footsteps of Saint Peter.

In the Zagros Mountains, a teacher accompanies a nomadic family on their transhumance. For three weeks, he walks with them and gives the children lessons. A poetic look at this little-known people and their lifestyle, which is doomed to disappear.

For many, insects are repulsive, or else the cause of allergies, phobias and stings. But others see insects for the numerous virtues can they bring to mankind.

For centuries, researchers, historians and enthusiasts have been searching for the last relics of Jesus Christ. But do these Holy artifacts really exist? Plunge into the heart of a captivating investigation between archeology, history and mysticism.

Combining archive and contemporary footage, this documentary delves into 70 years of the history of torture in the United States, thanks to the testimonies of researchers and witnesses - victims or tormentors.

Built in 1722, the Élysée Palace is known as the official residence of French Presidents. Thanks to 3D reconstructions, archives and interviews, this film tells the evolution through years and Presidents, of this symbol of the French Republic.

For the first time in 90 years, an international team deciphers one of Egypt’s most fascinating treasures: the pyramid of pharaoh Pepi II. A two-month immersion in a captivating archeological mission to crack the secret texts of Saqqara.

Located on the edge of the Arctic Ocean, Greenland is almost totally covered by a vast glacier; the ice sheet. Fascinated by this place, Serge Aviotte organizes his 14th expedition, on which scientific research meets sporting exploit.

Featuring unique, colorized archives, this two-part documentary draws France’s popular history from the aftermath of D-Day to the end of the Algerian war.

Through music and the greatest works composed there, this film opens the doors of King’s College, and goes back over 500 years of history.

Embark on a journey across the peaks of the Alps and share the dizzying life of this wild goat who has become the symbol of protected areas.

From the galleys of the 17th century to the battleships of WWII and today’s warships, this documentary travels through four centuries of history to discover these vessels, that contain an extraordinary concentration of technologies.

He made tons of enemies and was the target of more than 40 assassination attempts. Yet, he survived them all without a scratch. Discover Hitler’s surprising strategies to keep his relentless fears at bay.

Architectural exploit that inspired the construction of Versailles castle, plunge into the history of Vaux-Le-Vicomte, mythical building of the XVIIth century.