Hamid Sardar’s breathtaking documentary provides an intimate glimpse into the world of Mongolian sheepherders, who must battle the twin predations of wolves and mining interests in the delicate ecosystem of the steppe.

After WWII, countless Nazi criminals managed to flee Europe, thanks to an escape system organized by the Vatican. We penetrate a dark, intricate network to understand how and why did the Church participated in this massive escape.

Interwoven portraits of Anatoli Karpov and Garry Kasparov, whose 25-year bitter rivalry accompanied the fall of the USSR. The story of a duel between two chess giants, fighting a personal war in a world gone to ruin.

With Donald Trump back in the White House, the Russian grip on the American political right - through spies, semi-spies and agents of influence - is a pervasive reality, one that has never really been studied until now.

Who really are the FEMEN women activists? Well known for using their body as “weapons” of communication, they are not ready to give up their combat against women’s oppression, even if it means prison, exile, or putting their lives in danger.

A worldwide investigation into the global nature and epidemic scope of depression, shown from a societal point of view that challenges the individual notion of depression.

An expedition to the far east of Russia, on the ancestral lands of a people living in harmony with nature: the Evens.

By flying over the Iberian Peninsula, this series invites to read the landscapes of Spain in order to understand its history and its evolution, from the ancient times to the present day.

A lot of questions still surround the last hours of Jesus’ life. Recent discoveries and experts’ analysis shed some light on this enigma. Did Jesus really dies on the cross? Follow this investigation on one of History’s biggest mysteries.

After 4 years of renovation, the Parisian flagship hotel reopens its doors. Architects, artisans, restorers… more than 4000 people are behind this colossal renovation and expectations are high. A privileged visit of one of the oldest luxury hotels.

A close look at one of the most significant conflicts of the late 20th century, revealing the troubled story of a country torn between its past and future.

An intimate film that follows Catherine Destivelle, one of the world's best climbers, on three spectacular climbs in the Alps.

Late 1920s. With the USSR in the grip of famine and misery, the Kremlin turns to scientists in the hope of boosting agricultural production. Two men stand out: one is a genius geneticist, the other a charlatan…

Along the 13th and 14th centuries, they were one of Central Europe’s most powerful orders of chivalry. For some, they were a civilizing and beneficial force; for others, they were fearsome and bloodthirsty soldiers. But who really were the Teutonic Knights and what was their true role in history?

To commemorate humanity’s first walk on the moon 50 years ago, this film will revisit the space race - from the launch of the first Soviet Sputnik in 1957 to the American triumph of the Apollo 11 in 1969.

Thought music, this film explores the prodigious past of one of the oldest hospitals of the medieval era: St. John's Hospital.

Does Adolf Hitler have a direct filiation? His mother's disclosures and several evidences allowed Jean-Marie Loret to believe he was the dictator's son.

At the peak of the Cold War, Nikita Khrushchev was invited to the United States by President Eisenhower for a state visit. For 13 days millions of citizens followed his journey via newspapers and television.