This documentary lifts the veil on Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos' privatization of Earth's suburbs. The "exploitation" of the orbital environment heralds the upheaval in space and on Earth of part of the global geopolitical balance.

An unprecedented journey through time to unravel the mysteries of a vanished world.

Living underground for 40 days without any notion of time: this is the challenge given by explorer Christian Clot to 7 men and 7 women, a world first. Immersed in one of the largest caves in Europe with these adventurers, this film tells the story of an unprecedented collective human and scientific experience.

A dive into the mesmerizing world of creatures endowed with a secret power: fluorescence.

This documentary plunges us into the investigation led by a group of researchers into a little-known period of history: the end of the last Vikings and the advent of the feudal system in Europe.

Giving the floor to top space defense officials, this documentary offers a worrying assessment of the risks posed by geopolitical rivalries over our heads.

Squid, octopus or cuttlefish: these strange soft-bodied animals never cease to surprise us. Through striking footage, this film plunges us as close as possible to tiny, hardly observable species to discover their unexpected, spectacular behaviours and unique physiology.

The Andean highlands are home to the spectacled bear, the most mysterious plantigrade on the planet. For the first time, a team of Ecuadorian researchers is attempting to understand South America's last ursid species.

In this four-part series, we cross Europe alongside migratory animals of exceptional endurance. Sometimes weighing just a few grams, and sometimes totally inexperienced, they don't hesitate to embark on veritable odysseys.

Using impressive amateur videos and reconstructions of past disasters, this captivating documentary unveils tsunamis’ complex mechanics in an attempt to predict the future ones.

Isolated in the middle of the tropical forest of Guatemala, Naachtun is the last city of the Maya golden age. Today, scientists are trying to understand how it has survived for almost 200 years after the collapse of the Mayan civilization.

On December 19, 1958, Maria Callas sang for the first time at the Paris Opera, for one night only. Thanks to meticulously restored and fully colorized archives, this film allows us to relive this exceptional, hauntingly beautiful night.

Marie Antoinette’s myth has often obscured the reality. With the restoration of her favorite hideaway to its former glory, this docudrama proposes an intimate portrait of a "too-modern woman" for her time.

Dive into the world of beluga whales and follow a major scientific quest that sheds new light on these fascinating marine mammals - many of which are under threat or even in danger of dying out.

Humanity’s history has been full of great architects. However, what is less well known is that animals are also very talented! Embark on a surprising journey along with bowerbirds, ants, beavers and chimpanzees and discover their secret skills.

A formidable journey to the Manihi atoll (French Polynesia) into the footsteps of a family behind pearl farming.

The Eiffel Tower, the Taj Mahal, the Vatican... All these iconic monuments have replicas scattered around the globe. Take a trip to a copy of our world, and meet the people who bring these places to life.

She might seem fragile, yet she survived three mass extinctions! Delve into the busy life of the oldest insect living on Earth: the dragonfly. From hunting scenes to breeding sequences, passing by splendid aerial ballets, this film grasps the dragonfly’s day-to-day in fine details.