REBIBBIA PRISON, PRISONERS ON STAGE [52’]

Acting criminals

Rebibbia, Italy's largest high-security prison, houses convicts with lengthy jail terms.

Mafia members, criminals, and traffickers, most of them never entered a theatre. However, a performance hall, quite unusual in a prison facility, welcomes them three times a week to introduce them to this art.

A woman, Laura Andreini Salerno, convinced them to leave their cells for a unique experience: to put together a play they will perform in a few months in front of their fellow inmates and wardens.

"HOMEMADE", A GROWING TREND [45’]

Do it yourself

Charlotte, 39, makes her own household products and shares her recipes. Eleonore is renovating her entire house and plans to turn it into a business. Leila, who crafts her own cosmetics, also aims to turn it into a business.

For these three women, “homemade” is not only empowering, it has become an essential part of their lives and a very lucrative one.

"PLAY AGAIN", BREATHING NEW LIFE INTO CHILDHOOD TOYS [45’]

Recycling cherished objects

Every year, thousands of tons of toys are thrown away.

To counter this waste, a group of women and a non-profit organization are reinventing our relationship with toys by recycling them, giving new life and a little magic to the cherished objects of our childhood.

20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA [52’]

On board a nuclear-powered submarine

On board the Vigilant, one of France's 4 nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarines, men and women are working in the greatest secrecy.

This ultra-sophisticated vessel is capable of diving to a depth of 400 meters and staying undetected for several months.

Its highly qualified and trained crew regularly embarks on missions in real conditions.

4 SEASONS IN LAGUIOLE [52’]

A quaint village

The life of the artisans and inhabitants of the village of Laguiole is punctuated by the seasons.

Despite contemporary challenges, ancestral traditions and local know-how are the hallmarks of this region.

A BURNING SUMMER IN ODESSA [52’]

Passions running wild

In the Ukrainian port city of Odesa, summer and its intense heat exacerbate tensions and passions for tourists, locals, and politicians alike.

A CHRISTMAS TALE IN ASPEN, COLORADO [40’]

An infectious passion for Christmas

Aspen, Colorado, is a mountain town combining enchanting landscapes and unique traditions.

This film tells the moving stories of its inhabitants, who celebrate Christmas with an infectious passion.

A MARRIAGE BETWEEN DREAMS AND BIG BUSINESS [90’]

When love meets budget

Weddings are undoubtedly momentous events, and the challenge for future brides and grooms is to organize the most beautiful day of their lives without going broke.

Some aim for Italy with the help of wedding planners, while others hire an ambiance designer to make sure the party goes off without a hitch. Wedding dress manufacturers, venue hire companies, and caterers are all part of a fierce battle for the top prize in this game of love where nothing is left to chance.

Challengers have even sprung up, offering second-hand or designer wedding dresses at lower prices.

A MERCILESS WAR IN THE CARIBBEAN [70’]

The French army against drug traffickers

Martinique and Guadeloupe, known for their dream beaches, have become hubs for international drug trafficking.

Located just a few kilometers from drug-producing countries such as Colombia and Venezuela, these islands are the gateway for narcotics to Europe.

To combat this scourge, the French army is waging a daily battle against traffickers in the Caribbean Sea.

A MONTH IN THE LIFE OF TOP MODELS [40’]

The reality off the catwalk

Elite is the world's most famous supermodel agency, with a 48-year history and star models who cast for the most prestigious designers.

But there's a much lesser-known reality behind the glamour of glossy fashion photos.

A NEW ANTI-DRUG POLICE UNIT [40’]

Immediate Response Force

A new special unit has been created to combat the explosion of drug trafficking in France, the IRF.

The very first FRI operates in Lille. Because of its proximity to the Belgian border and the motorway leading to the Netherlands, the city has become the new drug hub in France.

A RAPID RESPONSE POLICE FORCE [52’]

Elite units to serve the citizens

The police have set up a rapid response force. It is made of elite units that serve citizens by fighting crime on the streets, particularly at night.

We follow them on their daily missions in the city of Amboise, France. Between emergency interventions, surveillance, and maintaining order, they deal with increasingly complex situations.

A SERIES OF CALAMITIES FOR THE MEN IN WHITE [52’]

On call 24/7

To the south-east of Paris, the region of Essonne faces problems of violence and social hardship.

The mobile emergency and resuscitation services are on call 24/7.

A STORY ABOUT COPS [12x52’]

Behind the scenes of everyday police work

From night patrols to car accidents and drug trafficking, this series offers a dizzying behind-the-scenes look at the day-to-day workings of the French police force.

A SUMMER WITH THE FIREFIGHTERS OF BRITTANY [49’]

Complicated geographical features

The territory of Morbihan is a leading tourist destination in Brittany, France, thanks to its 900 kilometers of coastline and numerous islands.

However, these geographical features make intervening difficult for emergency services, especially in bad weather.

A VERY HOT SUMMER ON THE BASQUE COAST [52’]

Annus horibilis

The summer of 2018 was a tough season for first aiders and firefighters on the Basque coast.

The huge waves that delighted the surfers were, on the other hand, dreaded by the lifeguards who had to intervene constantly to prevent the often careless holidaymakers from drowning.

Meanwhile, there were numerous excesses on the mainland between the football World Cup, the 14th of July celebration, and the local fairs, not to mention the spectacular storms that caused the worst flooding of the year.

ABU DHABI, THE CITY OF ALL EXCESSES [17’]

Where endless sunshine meets vibrant culture

Sixty years ago, this piece of desert was populated by Bedouins. A few decades later, thanks to oil, it became the richest of the Arab Emirates.

Today, Abu Dhabi dreams of becoming a cultural and tourist destination. The city has even inaugurated its own Louvre Museum in partnership with France.

ABUSED CHILDREN, DOING EVERYTHING TO PROTECT THEM [90’]

Offering a better life

Many social workers, associations, and foster families are fighting to give abused children a better life.

ACCIDENTS AND FIRES, FIREFIGHTERS IN THE HEAT OF ACTION [52’]

Courage and dedication

This film follows firefighters in their daily work, from road accidents to the most dangerous fires.

A tribute to these behind-the-scenes heroes who protect the population with courage and dedication.

AFTER THE WAR [52’]

Invisible wounds

The Athos House supports military personnel suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder.

The French army launched this initiative to help thousands of invisible wounded to rebuild their lives.

AGRICULTURAL SHOW, A CELEBRATION IN SPITE OF EVERYTHING? [29’]

A very serious competition

In this film, we follow participants at the Agricultural Show, where they compete in different categories.

AGRICULTURE: WHO DOES THE FNSEA SUPPORT? [52’]

Is it possible to be a farmer, a union leader and a businessman all in one?

For three weeks, French farmers demonstrated their anger at a system that burdens them with endless regulations and dwindling revenues.

Their powerful union is called FNSEA. Even shaken by its base and challenged by competitors, the organization remains at the center of the game. With the snap of a finger, its president ordered the suspension of the blockades following the government's announcement of financial aid.

Many discovered then the new face of the FNSEA, represented by its leader, Arnaud Rousseau, 50, a cereal farmer, but also the chairman of the Avril group, a giant in the agro-industry with sales of nine billion euros. Is it possible to be a farmer, a union leader and a businessman all in one?

AIRCRAFT CARRIER CHARLES DE GAULLE [90’]

The flagship of the French Navy

The Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier is France’s cornerstone of nuclear deterrence and maritime power.

This film is an immersion on board this floating city of 2,000 inhabitants.

ALCOHOL, SEX, AND THE THIRD HALF [34’]

The hidden side of post-game celebrations

Between alcohol, revelry, and euphoria, the famous ‘third halves’ in the world of amateur and professional sports reveal a little-known and sometimes controversial culture.

What are the limits of this sporting tradition, and how does it affect players and fane?

A captivating report that reveals the hidden side of post-game celebrations.

ALL FOR OUR PLATES [43’]

The most important trade show in the world of foodservice

Sirha is the acronym for the International Catering, Hotel and Food Trade Exhibition. It is the most esteemed biennial event in the world of catering and is best known for everything related to food.

Above all, it is the world's most prominent business event in the field, with 210,000 professionals, including 26,000 chefs, 132 countries represented, and 3,000 exhibitors spread over 140,000 m2 of floor space.

ALL INCLUSIVE [90’]

Promises and pitfalls

Family vacations are expensive, so if you're looking for a sunny break by the beach, the solution is all-inclusive holidays.

Every year, millions head off to faraway destinations in huge hotel complexes dedicated entirely to leisure activities. Everything is included, from transport to accommodation.

Theoretically, there's nothing extra to pay for unlimited cocktails, all-you-can-eat buffets and all-day entertainment. But is the promise kept? What are the pitfalls?

ALZHEIMER, MY MOTHER FORGETS ME [52’]

A devastating disease

This film follows the poignant journey of a family whose mother has Alzheimer's, a devastating disease, to understand better the emotional challenges they face.

ALZHEIMER, THE DISEASE THAT AFFECTS US ALL [90’]

A silent epidemic

Alzheimer's disease is having a growing impact on modern society.

The film explores the latest medical advances, the challenges facing families, and the means available today to deal with this silent epidemic.

AMAZING LIFE OF FAIRGROUND PEOPLE [90’]

Between merry-go-round and cotton candy

Some thirty thousand families share France's fairgrounds.

We usually only come across them once a year, for a ride on a merry-go-round or a piece of cotton candy.

AN EXTRAORDINARY FAMILY CHRISTMAS [52’]

A paragon of organisation

When you've got 6 or 7 kids at home, you're used to thinking big. So, at Christmas time, you must be organized to share joyful moments at the table and around the tree.

How can you please everyone without breaking the bank or making anyone jealous? How can you surprise your tribe when you don't have a minute?

Three extraordinary families invited us into their unforgettable Christmas marathon.

AN INQUIRY INTO ESCORT GIRLS [90’]

A special kind of commercial activity

This film takes a behind-the-scenes look at the escort industry.

What are the motivations, risks, and stakes of this little-known profession?

AN XXL CAMPSITE ON THE COTE D'AZUR [52’]

An irresistible summer destination

Between Sainte-Maxime and Saint-Raphaël lies the favorite campsite of French Riviera lovers: Domaine de la Bergerie.

At the height of summer, this five-star establishment welcomes over 3,000 holidaymakers, attracted by its facilities and unusual dimensions.

AND GOD CREATED THE SHOE [70’]

From function to fashion

The shoe's fascinating history spans its functional origins to its status as a fashion icon and object of desire.

Over the centuries, it has become a symbol of power and personal expression.

ANDALUSIA, THE GYPSIES' SACRED LAND [52’]

A land of hospitality and celebrations

Andalusia has become the leading host country for the Gypsies, who arrived in Spain in the 15th century after being driven out of Rajasthan in India. Today, they number around 400,000 out of the region's eight million inhabitants.

Here, more than anywhere else, Gypsies are proud of their roots and their values. For a long time, they were a secretive, inward-looking community. Today, the Gypsies organize the biggest parties.

Most gypsy families have chosen the Catholic religion to gain greater acceptance in Spanish society. Every year, they take to the streets for the holy days, which the gypsies make their own.

ANTI-AGING CREAMS, YOUTH BOOST OR BLUFF [52’]

Appearance is priceless

Anti-aging creams promise miracles, but do they really deliver? What are the ingredients, effects, and truth behind these products?

An investigation into a lucrative market where appearance is priceless.

ARMY, THE SCHOOL OF COMMITMENT [6x52’]

Intense training

In order to adapt to modern forms of combat specific training centers for enlisted soldiers have been set up.

To prepare these soldiers for the most difficult terrains, the army now trains in different parts of the world.

AROMATHERAPY [32’]

Ancient holistic healing

Aromatherapy has a soothing and therapeutic effect.

This film explores the use of essential oils throughout history and their impact on physical and mental well-being.

A sensory journey into the heart of ancient holistic healing.

AROUND THE WORLD IN 21 DAYS [15’]

The odyssey of a lifetime

From South America to Asia via Polynesia, they travel the globe aboard an air cruise.

A whirlwind of unique experiences and intense emotions, all under the banner of luxury.

ASPHALT ROBBERS [13’]

Highwaymen

Car mugging has become a growing phenomenon in recent years.

In France, robbers operate on the highways, while in the heart of London, UK, two wheels target pedestrians and snatch their belongings.

AVIATOR [2x52’]

Masters of the sky

From inside the cockpit, a flight is no longer exactly the same.

This series focuses not only on pilots but also on the mythical planes that have graced our skies.

During a flight aboard one of these extraordinary aircraft, we discover the reality, the complexity, and the ingenuity of the machines and the men who work in this world driven by passion.

BALI, ASIA'S HIPPEST ISLAND [20’]

A haven for the creative

This Indonesian island has long been considered a romantic destination, a paradise for tourists searching for spirituality.

But in recent years, Bali has undergone a metamorphosis, becoming a haven for young artists and creators who come here to seek inspiration and live in paradise-like conditions.

BARBECUE [90’]

Bringing people together

Barbecuing is the marriage of meat and fire, a ritual shared by cultures worldwide to celebrate community, friendship, and tradition.

The barbecue is more than just a cooking utensil; it symbolizes that moment when the simple things in life bring people together.

BARBECUES, PLANCHAS, BRASEROS: IT'S SPRING [41’]

The pleasure of sharing meals outdoors

When spring arrives, barbecues, planchas, and braziers make a comeback.

Their differences reside in their technical innovations, local traditions, and chefs' tricks.

This film celebrates the art of outdoor living and the pleasure of sharing tasty meals with friends and family.

BARCELONA, MORE THAN JUST A CITY [46’]

A popular European destination

Barcelona's typical architecture, the charm of its narrow streets, famous monuments, climate, beaches, and festive atmosphere make it one of Europe's most popular destinations.

BARE SUMMMER, THE NATURISTS’ VACATIONS [58’ or 90’]

The body natural

France is the world's leading naturist destination, with 150 campsites and 73 beaches. In the summer, 4 million holidaymakers take off their clothes.

Who are they? What are their vacations like? What's their philosophy?

A 90mns version also available

BEAUBOURG, SECRETS AND TREASURES OF A MONUMENT [47’]

A major center of world culture

The Centre Pompidou, also known as Beaubourg, is one of Paris's most emblematic monuments.

It plays a crucial role in global culture, thanks to its hidden treasures, contemporary works of art, and the secrets of its avant-garde construction.

BEAUTY AND THE BEACH [20x52’]

Life changing cosmetic surgery in world-class accommodations

In Thailand, leading surgeons perform plastic surgery operations in world-class hospitals, and patients are pampered in luxurious five-star hotels.

In this series, we follow people determined to change their lives, taking all sorts of options.

These operations, long out of reach for the global masses, are now no longer the preserve of the rich and famous.

BEHIND THE SCENES OF A LONG-HAUL FLIGHT: CUBA [52’]

The underbelly of commercial aviation

On a long-haul flight to Cuba, from preparation to welcoming passengers, we follow the crew as they carry out their many tasks.

A unique behind-the-scenes look at commercial aviation.

BEHIND THE SCENES ON A GIANT CRUISE SHIP [45’]

Attractive offers, questionable strategies

Cruises are becoming increasingly popular. To attract customers, industry professionals are pulling out all the stops.

We boarded one of the world's largest cruise ships, a giant of the seas with a capacity of over 6,000 passengers, 20 restaurants, and 4 swimming pools.

However, to offer ever-lower prices, some resort to questionable methods.

BISTROS, A RENAISSANCE [35’]

Houses that are still popular

This film focuses on these iconic establishments that are part of France's heritage and where affordable meals meet community spirit.

BOCUSE, AT THE HEART OF THE LEGEND [43’]

The father of French gastronomy

Paul Bocuse passed away in 2018, but his legacy lives on, as few chefs have left their mark on culinary history as he did.

His restaurant is celebrating its centenary.

BORN FOR THIS [5x26’]

A mindfulness adventure

The quality of our health and well-being determines the quality of our lives.

But what is proper health? How to achieve it? Can it be a source of inspiration and achievements?

In this season premiere, we meet the Fuel to Flourish Fellowship and join them in their mindfulness adventure through the island of Puerto Galera in the Philippines.

BOUILLONS, FRANCE’S NEW DINING CRAZE [40’]

Affordable comfort food

Restaurants that originated in the 1930s and are now back on trend.

Their success, which began in Paris, is now national.

BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA'S NEW HOT SPOT [47’]

Queensland's sunny capital

Brisbane, on Australia's east coast, has three things going for it: an ideal climate, lush natural surroundings, and a thriving economy.

BROOKLYN, COOL AND TRENDY IN NEW YORK [39’]

The district for artists and entrepreneurs

Brooklyn has become New York's hippest neighborhood, attracting artists, young entrepreneurs, and creatives from all over the world.

The area is undergoing a major transformation and has many facets, combining alternative culture, gastronomy, and innovation.

BUTTER, HAPPINESS IN A LUMP? [52’]

Accused of all sorts of evils before a triumphant return

Butter has never been so popular.

Yet, the history of this yellow gold has been chaotic. The Vikings introduced it and butter ended up in every kitchen. In the 1970s, Paul Bocuse, a world-renowned chef, used it generously before butter became accused of all sorts of evils and judged harmful to health until its triumphant return.


At 8 kilograms per person per year, France is the biggest consumer of butter in the world, but there is another country where it is the undisputed king: India. Ghee, a clarified butter, is said to have medicinal virtues and great spiritual value.

CALAIS MUNICIPAL POLICE, HUNTING THE DELIQUENTS [52’]

Pervasive insecurity

The city of Calais is where all illegal migrants wanting to cross over to Great Britain congregate. On top of this added burden, the city faces many structural problems. The poverty rate currently stands at 30% and night-time disturbances and other crimes linked to excessive alcohol consumption are on the rise.

Between street brawls, domestic violence, drug trafficking, and traffic offenses, the city authorities have had to reinforce security.

The municipal police and its 28 officers are on the front line. They patrol year-round to keep an eye on the inhabitants. When summer comes, the seaside becomes very busy and the scene of many excesses.

CAMP TWITCH [52’]

An event that brings together young people with Tourette Syndrome

Life with Tourette’s is no picnic. It’s an incurable genetic neurological disorder causing uncontrollable verbal outbursts and physical movements (called tics) that develop in childhood. Some have frequent outbursts of highly socially inappropriate swearing that they have no control over.

In this film, we follow five young with Tourette Syndrome who take part in this annual event, called Camp Twitch, together with 115 attendees. For most of them, this is the first time that they meet someone with the same affliction.

They come here to celebrate their uniqueness and achieve things they never thought possible.

CAMPSITES, HOTELS, RESTAURANTS: THE BASQUE COUNTRY IN HOLIDAY MODE [42’]

A trendy destination

The Basque Country has become a trendy vacation destination thanks to its natural beauty and culture.

The efforts to welcome tourists can be seen behind the scenes at the region's campsites, hotels, and restaurants.

CANARIES, THE FRENCH MAKE THEIR HOME HERE [42’]

Seeking a better quality of life

The Canary Islands attract many people seeking sunshine and a better quality of life.

This film explores the daily lives of expatriates who have chosen to settle on this Spanish archipelago between work, new opportunities, and integration.

CAPE TOWN, THE ANTI-GANG UNIT [52’]

A multifaceted reality

Cape Town is one of South Africa's most beautiful cities and the cradle of the country's history.

But it also has another, less attractive side, being one of the most dangerous cities in the world, where hundreds of gangs battle for control of the drug trade.

CARCASSONNE FIRE BRIGADE, THE MEDIEVAL CITY GOES UP IN FLAMES [52’]

Spectacle and excess galore

In the south of France, Carcassonne is famous for its medieval citadel, which attracts over 2 million visitors a year.

Armored battles, knights' tournaments, entertainment, and concerts, the show is everywhere.

This travel back to the Middle Ages leads to many excesses.

CENTER PARCS, THE LEADER IN GREEN HOLIDAYS [60’]

A bubble of nature and fun

This film reveals the secrets that have made Center Parcs a worldwide success, from the design of the estates and attractions to the vacationers’ experience.

A journey to the heart of nature and innovation.

CENTRAL AFRICAN REPUBLIC, IN THE HEART OF CHAOS [52’]

A country devastated by civil war

We follow the inhabitants of the Central African Republic as they struggle to survive daily in a country devastated by civil war.

This is a poignant picture of a suffering nation between armed militias and humanitarian crises.

CHATEAUBRIANT, EMERGENCY MEDICINE IN THE COUNTRYSIDE [52’]

Paramedics on the verge

Chateaubriant is a municipality in the East of France where the lack of doctors is a serious issue. Indeed, one must drive long distances to consult a practitioner. Henceforth, the Chateaubriant hospital emergency unit has no room for error.

Each intervention by the paramedics is a race against the clock and the doctors, nurses, and orderlies must adapt to the most atypical situations.

CHEF PHILIPPE ETCHEBEST AT HELLFEST [15’]

“If I hadn't been a chef, I would have loved to be a rock star”.

Philippe Etchebest is known as a Michelin-starred chef and TV star.

But he's also a gifted musician. His band, Chef and the Gang, was invited to play at the legendary Hellfest, a heavy metal festival.

CHICAGO, GANGS AND GHETTOS [52’]

A legacy of crime

Chicago is plagued by gang wars as rival factions battle for territory. In deprived neighborhoods abandoned by the authorities, hopeless youngsters grow up surrounded by violence, making life impossible for the locals while mothers mourn their dead.

The police seem powerless. Even in prison, gang warfare continues, as can be seen from footage shot in America's largest prison, the Cook County Jail.

Amid despair, some locals are finding ways to combat this legacy of crime and reclaim their communities.

CHILD SLAVES [39’]

Stolen years

Every day, millions of children around the world are robbed of their childhood and forced to work in inhumane conditions.

This film explores the mechanisms behind this exploitation and the initiatives being taken to end it.

Through moving testimonies, a shocking reality is revealed, calling for a global awakening.

CHILDREN OF ABUSED WOMEN, THE FORGOTTEN ONES [52’]

Indirect and forgotten victims

In the shadow of domestic violence, children often suffer in silence.

They are indirect victims, often forgotten, and the profound consequences of this abuse have an impact on their psychological and emotional development.

CHILDREN SLEEPING ON THE STREETS [52’]

Emergencies without answers

The economic situation in France has pushed many modest families into poverty. Nearly 3,000 children, 700 of them under the age of three, sleep rough with their parents.

In the Paris region alone, hundreds of requests for homeless shelter go unanswered.

Why are these emergencies still unanswered?

CHOCOLATE IN ALL ITS FORMS [42’]

The world's largest event dedicated to cocoa

The Chocolate Show in Paris is the world's largest event dedicated entirely to cocoa. A real trendsetter, it's the must-attend event for all enthusiasts of this gourmet pleasure.

On the entertainment side, chefs, in partnership with stylists, create extravagant dresses each year, primarily made from chocolate.

There are also exhibitions of sculptures of historical monuments, famous people, and animals: every conceivable form can be created with chocolate.

CHRISTMAS IN LOS ANGELES [26’]

Sun and palm trees instead of snow and cold

In December, the city of Los Angeles offers sun and palm trees rather than snow and cold, and yet Christmas is everywhere.

This film follows some foreigners who have come to California to experience a different Christmas.

CHRISTMAS MAGIC IN VENICE [40’]

The most enchanting setting

Venice offers the most enchanting setting to spend the festive season.

CHRISTMAS MARKETS [90’]

The glitter race

The Alsace region in the East of France is the top destination for Christmas markets. With its picturesque facades, illuminations, and gourmet aromas, these fairs are a proud tradition dating back to the 16th century and one its inhabitants proudly perpetuate.

The city of Strasbourg alone attracts over 3 million visitors every year, but even the smallest towns draw hundreds of thousands of curious visitors.

But other regions are looking to steal the show.

CODE 1: EXTREME [50x30’]

The life-saving missions of a metropolitan rescue helicopter crew

In New Zealand, with many remote, inaccessible stretches of coastline and sub-tropical forest within its boundaries, when an accident happens, the CODE:1 team must get to the scene fast since most are “Status 1” callouts, which means there’s a high risk that the patient might not make it.

Our helicopter heroes have faced it all and risen to the task. These pilots, paramedics, winch crews, and paramedics willingly risk their lives daily to save others.

COLLAPSED BUILDINGS [15’]

The price of recklessness

How can buildings collapse overnight?

In a building in Reims, France, an extension housing kitchens and sanitary facilities had been built on an old partition wall made of clay tiles.

All it took was simple water damage for this structure with feet of clay to crumble.

COLONEL BELTRAME: AT THE HEART OF A HOSTAGE CRISIS, 200 MINUTES IN HELL [90’]

A bloody day

Friday, March 23, 2018, 9:00 am, Carcassonne, France.

Like every morning, Radouane Lakdim, 26, drops his little sister off at school.

No one suspects that on this spring day, the man will kill four people and wound three others before being shot dead.

COMMANDING A NUCLEAR SUBMARINE [52’]

Impervious to stress and error free

The commander of a nuclear submarine has the power to start an atomic fire. This is an immense responsibility that requires being extremely reliable and inaccessible to stress.

Consequently, this position requires special and ruthless training because one mistake can mean millions of deaths.

CONDEMNED LOVE [29’]

Feelings in the face of prejudice

There are stories of couples whose love has been deemed unacceptable by society.

Usually, these unions are forbidden for religious, cultural, or societal reasons. What followed was a series of trials and tribulations to gain acceptance for their love.

A touching testimony to the strength of feelings in the face of prejudice.

COPENHAGEN, THE HAPPINESS CAPITAL [46’]

World-renowned for its exceptional quality of life

Copenhagen, the capital of Denmark, is world-renowned for its exceptional quality of life.

This film shows how the city manages to combine modernity, ecology, and everyday happiness through the testimonies of its inhabitants and the enchanting landscapes of its neighborhoods.

In Copenhagen, every detail has been thought out for the well-being of all.

COUNTRY HOUSES, PARADISE AT LOW PRICES [90’]

A get away for a weekend or a vacation

Who hasn't dreamed of having their little corner of paradise to escape to for a weekend or a vacation?

Many are turning old shacks into second homes.

COUSCOUS CONNECTION, CONFORT FOOD [30’]

An ancestral and convivial dish

Couscous has been added to UNESCO's intangible cultural heritage thanks to a joint application by four countries—Maurita, Algeria, Tunisia, and Morocco.

Nevertheless, this ancestral dish has spread far beyond its original borders, and families from all over the world gather around this convivial food that sets the pace for people's lives.

COVER MANIA [2x40’]

The success of tribute bands

The Beatles split up over 50 years ago. Jean-Jacques Goldman stopped his solo career over 20 years ago.

However, musicians have decided to bring them back to life. They form what are known as tribute bands. Whether professionals or amateurs, they slip into the shoes of their idols to pay them homage.

The thrill of live performances, packed venues, memories: audiences return for more.

CRILLON (THE) [52’]

The most mythical of Paris' palaces

Among the twelve palaces of Paris, the Crillon is one of the most legendary, with its windows overlooking the famous Place de la Concorde.

CYSTIC FIBROSIS, THE TRUE STORY OF THEIR INCREDIBLE FIGHT [52’]

A revolutionary treatment

Cystic fibrosis is a debilitating illness that affects many newborn babies.

While lung transplants improve patients’ daily lives, a revolutionary treatment, Kaftrio, allows them to hope to live up to 50 years.

DARIA MARX, MY LIFE IN XXL [52’]

The body becomes a manifesto

Daria Marx, feminist activist and founder of the Politically Fat collective, fights to give a voice to those society keeps invisible: fat people.

This is the story of a free, outspoken woman who turns her body into a political banner.

DARK TOKYO [50’]

Jake Adelstein, author of "Tokyo Vice", turns detective

According to Jake Adelstein, an expert on the country, Tokyo has changed. After being threatened by the yakuza after publishing his book "Tokyo Vice", the investigative journalist decided to keep a low profile.

He has become a private detective and now devotes his time to finding missing persons. He is working on two cases: that of a 19-year-old girl, Shimizu, and that of a former university friend involved in the Japanese mafia.

His investigation takes him back to the Tokyo he frequented when he first arrived in Japan, a world he had sworn to avoid.

DEEP BLUE, IN SEARCH OF DEPTH [52’]

Ocean's mysteries

Between deep-sea exploration and extreme challenges, we discover the wonders and dangers of the abyss.

An adventure at the heart of the ocean's mysteries.

DENVER, COLORADO'S ELDORADO [52’]

The Mile High City

Nicknamed the ‘Mile High City’ because it rises to a precise altitude of 1 mile, Denver is built at the heart of a corridor between the Rocky Mountains and the Great Plains.

The city has become the headquarters of several major groups, which has led to a very low unemployment rate, one of the highest average salaries in the U.S., and a population that has increased by 25% in ten years,

Also a paradise for sports enthusiasts and hikers, Denver has attracted many internationals who have come to live the American dream at high altitude.

DETERMINED OUTLAWS TAKE ON THE GENDARMES [52’]

Fights, scams, accidents and disappearances

In the southwest French countryside, fights, scams, and disappearances are all part of the daily routine of the gendarmes.

More recently, even the military has been called to deal with madmen.

In this very rural region, the road safety record is worrying. The motorized brigades are on the alert to reduce the accident rate. Meanwhile, the number of cases of domestic violence is soaring dramatically.

DETROIT, A GHOST TOWN [52’]

A symbol in ruins

Once a symbol of American industrial power, Detroit is now a city in ruins.

What were the causes of its decline? How are its inhabitants trying to survive? Is there any hope of a rebirth?

This film is a poignant portrait of a city abandoned to its fate.

DIY AND GARDENING, LONG LIVE SPRING [45’]

The booming associated businesses

Spring often goes with remodeling the house and working in the garden.

The associated businesses have seen exceptional growth in recent years.

DOLCE VITA IN THE BAY OF NAPLES [42’]

The Italian wonder

The Bay of Naples is one of Italy's most beautiful landscapes.

This film captures the Italian way of life, its culture, gastronomy, and traditions in a region steeped in history and full of natural beauty.

DOOR-TO-DOOR SALES, BUSINESS ON YOUR DOORSTEP [45’]

A lucrative opportunity

Door-to-door selling is a special kind of sales approach.

Going direct to a prospect presents challenges, highlighting the importance of personal relationships and the need to build trust for this model to succeed.

This film shows how door-to-door selling can be a lucrative opportunity for those who invest in building strong networks and promoting quality products.

DORDOGNE, SUMMER'S NEW STAR DESTINATION [52’]

The obvious alternative

The Dordogne, in southwest France, is experiencing a tourism boom.

Thanks to its exceptional terroir, the region is brimming with geological wonders, castles, and cottages, not to mention gastronomic delights.

DRAGON LADIES, ROWING FOR THEIR LIVES [52’]

A better life with cancer

For women who have suffered from breast cancer, the practice of Dragon Boat, a team water sport, contributes to their resilience, both physically and psychologically.

Solidarity, sisterhood, surpassing oneself, lymphatic drainage after breast surgery: the benefits of this sport are multiple and offer these women the possibility of a better life with their cancer, during and after.

This film follows three women who took up this sport practice coming from China.

DREAM BEACHES, BUSINESS AND VENDETTAS: THE HIDDEN SIDE OF ALBANIA [52’]

A country with 2 faces

Alongside its beautiful beaches, Albania hides a darker reality.

This film lifts the veil on the conflicts, the local mafia, and the economic stakes that plague this country, which is booming as a tourist destination.

DRONISOS [13’]

Fireworks of the future

Fireworks of a new kind are spreading across the planet. Rockets have been replaced by hundreds of drones, which evolve in extravagant shows that only five companies in the world can produce

How are these revolutionary choreographies created? Are these drones about to bury our old fireworks?

DUBAI, THE KINGDOM OF EXCESS [44’]

Where anything is possible

Dubai, synonymous with luxury and gigantism, is the city where anything is possible, from impressive skyscrapers to the wildest projects.

Between excess and innovation, we look behind the scenes of this city like no other.

EASTER CHOCOLATES, BACK TO THE AUTHENTIC [42’]

Forgotten flavors

This film explores the world of master chocolate makers who, through their passion, bring forgotten flavors and traditions back to life.

A gourmet and nostalgic adventure to the heart of real Easter chocolates.

EMERGENCY SERVICES UNDER STRAIN [52’]

Miracles everyday

Emergency responders have no respite between minor everyday injuries and the most serious accidents requiring helicopter evacuation.

Yet, every day, they perform small miracles.

EMPLOYEES, TEMPORARY WORKERS, CIVIL SERVANTS: FRANCE'S WORKING CLASS STRUGGLES [90’]

An impossible work-life balance

Many people struggle to make ends meet despite having a job.

These workers face multiple challenges, including precariousness, low wages, and difficulties in achieving work-life balance.

END OF SUMMER IN THE GREEK ISLANDS [42’]

Secret charms of the off-season

At the end of summer, the Greek islands welcome another wave of tourists who have come to enjoy the tranquility after the high season.

Far from the summer crowds, in a more authentic and peaceful setting, between deserted beaches and encounters with the locals, these travelers discover the secret charms of the off-season.

EXTRAORDINARY FAMILIES [5x60’]

Houses like no others

Other people's families always attract curiosity, we envy or pity them. But whatever their quirks, families are touching, even surprising with their own way of life.

This series shows the daily life of families that are unusual in terms of their size, their occupations, or their homes.

We witness the key events in their lives, moving from laughter to tears to better understand how these families function.

EXTRAORDINARY HOTELS, GRANDEUR IN THE BAHAMAS [15’]

The Las Vegas of the Caribbean

In the heart of the Bahamas archipelago, the Atlantis Paradise Island resort covers almost the entire 62-hectare of Paradise Island, with 5 hotels, 17 restaurants, 11 swimming pools, a marina, and a golf course.

Born from the imagination of the flamboyant South African billionaire Sol Kerzner, this mega-resort shines with its splendor, grandeur, and extravagance.

EXTREME LIFESTYLES [52’]

Living for adrenalin

They play yamakasis on the rooftops of Paris or put their lives at risk in burning cars.

Who are these men and women who risk their lives with adrenalin?

FAIRS, MANEGES AND CARAVANS? THE CRAZY LIFE OF FAIRGROUND FAMILIES [52’]

A trade is passed down from generation to generation

A passion for the trade is passed down from generation to generation among fairground workers. To ensure that they can succeed, children work alongside their parents from an early age, and often their grandparents, too.

Sandy and John make caravans and are very close to their seven children. Fleur and Franck, who live with their three sons in a 60m² caravan, set up their laughter palace at major fairs. Carole, Francky, and their two boys run merry-go-rounds at festivals.

FAKE MADE IN FRANCE, BEWARE OF SCAMS [40’]

Don’t be fooled by appearances

Made in France has become a selling point. 70% of those questioned said they would pay 5 to 10% more for French-made products.

But what are these labels worth? What scams could be lurking behind them?

FAMILY HOME, GIFT OR BURDEN [90’]

A dream or a nightmare inheritance

Inheriting a family home can be a dream or a nightmare.

Between emotional decisions and financial considerations, each heir must decide whether to keep or sell.

This film follows several families confronting the joys and difficulties of owning and maintaining their inheritance.

FAMILY TREE FESTIVITIES [90’]

Unforgettable memories and incredible celebrations

Extended family gatherings are very much in vogue. The idea is not simply to bring together close relatives but to go well beyond the restricted family circle by bringing together all descendants with the same surname or from the same ancestor.

Generally organized during the summer, these parties are born of a desire to renew family ties.

Unforgettable memories and family secrets are the ingredients for incredible celebrations.

FANS RESHOOTING THE MOVIE [52’]

Extreme film-lover passion

What moviegoers haven't dreamed of stepping across the screen and finding themselves in the shoes of their heroes?

To make this fantasy come true, some will do anything, such as seeking out the natural settings of their favorite films and, once there, reliving the cult scenes.

"Into the Wild", "Harry Potter" or "The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly" are films that push many beyond their borders, and sometimes beyond their limits.

FARMERS [45’]

A passion with a price

In this film, we meet farmers to better understand their difficulties and the challenges of their jobs, as well as the passion that drives them.

We also follow their preparations for the biggest event of the year in their profession: the Agricultural Show.

FIGHTER PILOTS, MAKING HEROES [57’]

Air force's elite

France has more than 900 active fighter pilots; they are the air force's elite.

Deployed on external operations, they wage war flying their Rafales or Mirages 2000.

FIGHTING TO SAVE ANIMALS [90’]

Guardian angels of the lair

The Violas are a couple committed to fighting animal cruelty. They have transformed a 20-hectare educational farm into a well-equipped shelter where 600 animals are cared for.

They are all rescued animals, whether abandoned, mistreated, illegally kept, used in laboratories, or seized from airports or private homes.

FIRES, ACCIDENTS AND DANGEROUS DISTRICTS [90’]

High-risk operations

In this district near Paris, the firefighters responded to 100,000 incidents last year.

In sometimes sensitive areas, these men have had to adapt to protect themselves.

This film is an inside look into this high-risk fire brigade.

FIRES, ACCIDENTS, DROWNINGS: PERILOUS INTERVENTIONS BY THE ARDECHE REGION FIREFIGHTERS [52’]

Courage and dedication to the test

In the Ardèche region, France, firefighters face extreme situations such as fires, road accidents, and river rescues.

Their courage and dedication are put to the test in every perilous intervention.

FIVE WOMEN AT THE POLICE ACADEMY [120’]

Daily challenges in a man's world

This film follows five women who have chosen to join the police force, a world still largely dominated by men. It follows their journeys, daily challenges, and determination to succeed in a difficult and demanding environment.

FLEA MARKETS [40’]

Great bargains

Meandering, selling off, bargain-hunting, discussing, rummaging, negotiating, refurbishing and reselling.

With the return of fine weather comes the inevitable yard sales.

At a time when household expenses are on the rise, garage sales are a great way to combine pleasure and necessity.

FOOD, TOYS, DECORATIONS: HYPERMARKETS GO ALL OUT FOR CHRISTMAS [46’]

In search of an unforgettable experience

For Christmas, hypermarkets are in full swing. Every department is transformed into a world of feasting, games, and magic.

From gourmet food to must-have toys and magical decorations, the retail giants are betting big to celebrate the festive season.

Between sales strategies, logistical challenges, and intense preparations, customers must be offered an unforgettable experience.

FOR SCRAPPING OR AUCTION [76’]

The fate of impounded cars

What happens to our cars when they go to the pound and are not recovered?

An uncompromising investigation from Paris to Lithuania.

FRANCE SICK OF ITS REGULATIONS [35’]

A general frustration

In twenty years, the Environmental Code has grown by 689%, the Trade Code by 365%, and the Consumer Code by 333%.

Farmers, businesses, citizens, and municipalities alike are increasingly frustrated by the accumulation of rules. It's exhausting, tedious, and, above all, very costly.

FRANCE, A POLICE FORCE OUT OF CONTROL? [52’]

A manifestation gone awry

This film examines the official version of the clashes that occurred on March 25th, 2023, in Sainte-Soline, France.

According to authorities, law enforcement simply retaliated against the violence of some protestors. However, it appears that the gendarmes may have mistakenly fired tear gas at the wrong procession of demonstrators, which was actually peaceful.

Journalists on the scene reported that these shots triggered the subsequent violence, resulting in 47 injuries among the gendarmes and 200 among the protestors, including 40 serious ones.

FREE AND HAIRY [52’]

The intruder

Hair is undesirable, an intruder banished from the glossy images of magazines, nowhere to be seen in the movies or in ads, and taboo in our daily lives.

In a society that is changing day by day, how is the perception of hair evolving?

FRENCH PILOTS AT TOP GUN [30’]

One of the most demanding trainings in the world

Top Gun is a cult film for an entire generation.

However, the US Navy also welcomes non-US aviators.

We follow French pilots being trained there.

FROM COURIER TO MODEL, THE JOBS DURING FASHION WEEK [46’]

The essentials

During the famous Fashion Week, all eyes are on Paris.

For the occasion, 1,500 journalists from over 50 countries are accredited. Young designers present their first collection. Fashion houses make their comeback. First-time models find themselves under the blinding flashes of the photographers.

And then, there are those who don’t see the limelight but are no less essential, such as the caterers or the couriers, because they too participate in the smooth running of this crazy week.

FROM DREAM TO REALITY [52’]

The realm of possibilities

There are dreams that we can touch when others seem far-fetched, those that we share, and those that we enjoy alone.

This film follows four characters who have one thing in common: they want to turn their dreams, or those of their clients, into reality.

FROM MINOR INJURIES TO MAJOR DRAMA, INSIDE CHILDREN'S EMERGENCY ROOMS [90’]

When children's lives are at stake

In pediatric emergencies, every second counts.

We follow medical teams in their interventions, from minor injuries to the most severe cases.

An immersion into critical situations where children's lives are at stake.

FURNITURE, DECOR AND MATERIALS: WHERE TO FIND THE BEST SECOND-HAND BARGAINS [56’]

The best way to transform an interior

This film explores the hidden treasures of flea markets, garage sales, and online platforms to reveal how to find unique pieces that can transform an interior.

GHB, SATURDAY NIGHT FEAR [30’]

The date-rape drug

Panic is reaching the nightclubs. Mysterious injections have raised fears that GHB, the notorious date rape drug that appeared in the 1990s, is making a comeback. Victims rendered unconscious remember nothing.

How to protect oneself and find the culprits when the drug disappears from the bloodstream in a few hours?

This drug is also used at parties where some people seek its "coma" effect.

GOLDEN SPOON, THE CHEF IS THE WOMAN [52’]

Making headways in gastronomy

More and more women chefs, such as Hélène Darroze or Anne-Sophie Pic, are shining in the kitchen, but they are still outnumbered by their male counterparts.

The "Golden Spoon" competition is specifically aimed at them.

There are 32 participants, professionals, and amateurs, who face off in the only competition reserved for women and which is a great success with the major actors of French gastronomy.

GRANDMA'S RECIPES [28’]

The taste of yesteryear

Why do our childhood and grandmother's dishes leave such a lasting impression on us? How can we prevent them from being forgotten?


Monique Valette is one of the few in France to reproduce the ancestral gestures of her grandmother, from whom she learned everything. Jonas Parienté collects recipes from grandmothers worldwide in a series of videos. As for chef Georges Blanc, head of France's oldest Michelin-starred restaurant, he revisits the dishes that made his grandmother a gastronomic icon in the 1930s.

GRANDPA BOOM, SCANDAL AND CHALLENGES OF DEPENDENCY [90’]

A series of scandals

With life expectancy on the rise, the issue of elderly dependency is becoming crucial.

Unfortunately, many scandals have surfaced concerning how elderly people are cared for, confronting families and institutions alike.

A poignant investigation into a subject that affects us all.

GROOVE CRUISE [52’]

72 hours of non-stop dance music

This luxury liner welcomes 2,500 guests every year for 72 hours of non-stop music, sailing the Pacific waters between Los Angeles and Ensenada, Mexico.

On this immense floating discotheque, passengers dressed in extravagant outfits come from all walks of life, forming a merry band where social differences fade away.

The concept is the brainchild of Jason Beukema, a young businessman specializing in nightlife.

GUETTA, FIRST NAME CATHY [15’]

Reinventing herself without David

Why does she keep her ex-husband's name? Quite simply because it's a brand.

Meet a colorful character whose nights are often more splendid than our days.

GYPSIES AND TRAVELLERS, INVESTIGATING ENGLISH ROMA [52’]

Caravans, character, and a big heart

Originally from Romania, British gypsies form a community of 300,000 souls that is relatively sedentary compared to others in Europe.

Extraverted, with a strong character, an immoderate taste for partying, and an extraordinary sense of family, they fascinate and unsettle simultaneously.

Several community members have agreed to share their daily lives and personal stories for the first time.

HALLOWEEN, A FRENCH PHENOMENON [35’]

Spookiness on a budget

Halloween is increasingly celebrated outside of the U.S., with an average budget of around $100. Passionate enthusiasts often go the DIY route to cut costs.

From candy to costumes, gadgets, and decorations, the race is on to find the best Halloween deals.

HARD DRUGS IN THE HEART OF PARIS [26’]

The dark realities of the City of Light

Paris, the City of Light, hides dark drug-related realities in its streets.

This film investigates the use of hard drugs in the heart of the capital, unveiling the networks and the efforts of the authorities to combat this scourge.

HELSINKI, WORLD CAPITAL OF HAPPINESS [42’]

More than a country, an atmosphere

The UN has voted Finland as the happiest country in the world.

Henceforth, Helsinki would be the capital of happiness.

HIGH SEA FISHING [53’]

More than a job, a way of life

Fishing is a challenging and risky profession.

Offshore for several weeks, these men put in long work hours, facing wind, cold, and storms, all for sometimes minimal pay. They must also face fierce competition, buy ever more expensive diesel fuel, maintain aging boats, and ensure compliance with ever more rules.

Despite these constraints, some fishermen keep going because this is a way of life close to their hearts.

HISTORY, MONEY, POWER: THE REAL SECRETS OF THE PUY DU FOU ATTRACTION [56’]

Diving into the Middle Ages

The Puy du Fou park theme, famous for its historical shows, draws millions of visitors annually.

This film takes us behind the scenes of this unique world, from the preparations to the performances, and reveals the secrets behind its spectacular success.

HOLIDAY CENTRERS, A STONE'S THROW FROM HOME [30’]

The new trendy destinations

Leisure centers offer thrills, outdoor activities, and a holiday feeling.

Attendance has risen by 20% over the last five years and promoters are always looking for new ways to attract ever more customers and make them stay as long as possible.

Will leisure centers become the new trendy destinations for cheap holidays close to home?

HOLIDAY HYPERMARKET, A CRAZY SUMMER [90’]

Bargains galore

Vacation shopping centers are booming during the summer season.

This film takes us to these places where thousands of holidaymakers congregate to take advantage of bargains.

HOME DECOR, THE NEW TRENDS [1x52’] | [1x40’]

Inside and out, our living spaces are being transformed

Innovative materials, trendy colors, and clever ideas combine to reinvent how we decorate and live in our spaces.

HONG KONG, ASIA'S NEW YORK [43’]

Between East and West

Hong Kong, a bustling megalopolis, is often compared to New York for its dynamism and economic power.

This fascinating city has a unique identity between East and West, with its modern architecture and vibrant cultural scene.

HONG KONG, THE CITY OF ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES [15’]

The metropolis of the ultra-rich

Once a British colony, now returned to China, this Asian metropolis has become an Eldorado for those seeking to make their fortune. There are 70 billionaires and 700,000 millionaires, i.e., one for every 7 inhabitants.

Who are these men and women who have built empires? What are their lives like? How do they spend their wealth?

HOSPITAL CRISIS, A SYSTEM ON THE VERGE OF COLLAPSE [90’]

A dearth of means and solutions

The French hospital system has long enjoyed a reputation for excellence while providing free and quality care for all.

But today, the entire system is sick with a shortage of doctors, bed closures, and overcrowded emergency rooms. The scale of the crisis is unprecedented. The doctors and nursing staff are facing burnout.

To keep the services open, some hospitals hire temporary staff at a premium while others recruit unqualified staff.

HOTEL DE LA MARINE, TRAPPED AT HIGH SEA [40’]

Heritage on the menu

In September 2021, renowned Michelin-starred chef Jean François Piège opened a new high-end restaurant in a historic and fully restored venue: the Hôtel de la Marine in Paris, strategically located on the Place de la Concorde.

I LOVE YOU BUT I HIT YOU [90’]

When love turns into abuse

Domestic violence is a veritable scourge, where love intertwines with abuse.

In this film, heart-wrenching testimonies attempt to help us understand the mechanisms of this destructive cycle and ways to break free from it.

I STOP WASHING MYSELF [13’]

Ecological awareness or political conviction?

Some people have decided to stop washing altogether out of ecological awareness or political conviction.

"Unwashed," a phenomenon that emerged in the United States in 2010 involves avoiding daily showers or baths.

Initially, the idea was to thumb one's nose against the dictates promoted by women's magazines and rediscover a bodily state as close to nature as possible.

IN BADASS MODE [68’]

Adrenalin for women

Three women who juggle their motherhood, their relationships, and the constraints of their jobs talk about the consuming passion that makes their lives even more intense.

They have chosen to go against what society values today: moderation, balance, reason, and self-sacrifice.

Charlène, an ultra-trail enthusiast, set herself the challenge of finishing the 150-kilometer Mont-Blanc race. MMA champion Audrey is preparing for one of the most critical fights of her career. Laurence took up base jumping and is about to jump from one of the highest points in the Dolomites, Italy.

IN THE GARDENS OF AGADIR [52’]

Every day is an adventure

At the Gardens of Agadir vacation clubs, relaxation and various activities combine to create an unforgettable experience.

This film dives into the daily lives of holidaymakers and staff and shows how this haven of peace combines Moroccan culture with modern leisure activities.

In this seaside paradise, every day is an adventure.

IN THE HEARTS OF THE FRENCH: CHRISTIAN CLAVIER [90’]

A popular actor

Christian Clavier is a popular actor who has marked several generations.

This film explores his impact on French cinema and the public's fondness for this iconic actor.

IN THE SKIN OF A REDHEAD [52’]

A misunderstood minority

For centuries, redheaded women have faced prejudice and stigma.

Between self-acceptance and pride in their identity, they share their most striking experiences.

This film is a journey into the beauty and strength of a frequently misunderstood minority.

INCREDIBLE CIRCUS LIFE [90’]

Families' affair

For generations, the circus has been families' affair.

These great lineages of artists appeared at the beginning of the 20th century and continue to inspire young and old alike.

INCREDIBLE GYPSY WEDDINGS [20x90’]

Extravagance is the order of the day

Among gypsies, weddings are not held in the town hall or church but within the family. For them, Gypsy traditions are paramount.

During this rite of passage, which marks the moment when children leave the nest to officially become adults in the eyes of the community, emotions run high, and the celebration must be up to par. Extravagance is the order of the day: period castles, XXL wedding cakes, fairytale dresses.

Nothing is too much for the princes and princesses of the day because among gypsies, parties and children are sacred.

INSIDE [2x52’]

The jail system

Pierre Botton, a former famous businessman and inmate, tells us all about the French jail system.

He has made it his mission to improve prison conditions.

INSIDE A POLICE STATION [52’]

A hectic daily life

In a police station, each day brings its share of challenges.

We follow the work of these field officers as they face critical situations sometimes.

INSIDE FOUR WEDDINGS UNLIKE ANY OTHER [90’]

The different ways of saying yes

Four couples, four cultures, four ways of saying yes.

From Sufi rituals to Hindu traditions, this film follows the preparations and ceremonies of rare and intimate religious unions.

INSIDE THE COMMANDO TRAINING OF PARIS FIREFIGHTERS [90’]

Pushing oneself to the limit and beyond

A challenging commando course is held on a military base to prepare the Paris fire brigade for any crisis.

To succeed, one must draw on physical and mental resources and push oneself to the limit or even beyond.

INTO THE ANTI-SYSTEM SPHERE [90’]

The symbol of a wedge between the state and some citizens

Anti-vax, yellow jackets, anti-republican extremists. This is the confusing and worrying world of those rejecting the "system".

They have become the symbol of a deep fracture between the state and some citizens who reject the republican model and distrust the media.

This film tries to understand who they are, who heads them, and how far they are prepared to go in their actions.

INVESTIGATION INTO THE WORLD OF INCELS, EXTREME MYSOGYNISTS [15’]

Potential murderers

Born in North America at the turn of the 2000s, the “incel” movement, or involuntary celibates, is responsible for a growing number of mass killings, to the point of being considered a terrorist threat.

IS IKEA STILL THE CHAMPION OF YOUR HOME? [100’]

Savvy business tactics

Everyone owns an Ikea piece of furniture. Indeed, the Swedish giant has revolutionized our habits and taken over our interiors.

What strategies have allowed Ikea to become a fixture in so many homes?

ITEMS FROM THE 80S, IS THERE A TREASURE IN YOUR CUPBOARDS? [40’]

Between nostalgia and curiosity

Artifacts from the past awaken nostalgia and curiosity.

JEAN ROCHEFORT [52’]

Elegance and humor

An icon of French cinema, Jean Rochefort has appeared in 150 films, 40 plays, and memorable dubbing roles.

In the intimacy of his vacation, lulled by the song of the cicadas, he reveals himself with elegance and humor, wearing purple suspenders and mauve sneakers.

KIABI, THE SECRETS OF THE BRAND WITH LOW PRICES AND HIGH PROFITS [52’]

Bigger than H&M and Zara

Even if everyone knows H&M or Zara, Kiabi is the largest clothing retailer in France.

With 340 shops catering to the whole family, the brand sells 300 million items of clothing per year and has a turnover of almost two billion euros.

This film takes us behind the scenes of this success story.

KOUROU, THE RACE FOR THE STARS [46’]

Behind the scenes of the European space center

An extraordinary adventure is taking place in the small town of Kourou, in French Guiana.

This film takes us behind the scenes of the European space center, where each launch is a crucial moment in the conquest of space.

LA COUPOLE, RENAISSANCE OF A LEGENDARY BRASSERIE [42’]

A landmark of Parisian life

This film tells the story of the rebirth of this legendary brasserie after extensive renovation.

We dive into the history and secrets of this iconic establishment, which has influenced generations of Parisians and visitors alike.

LA DEFENSE, INSIDE FRANCE’S BIGGEST BUSINESS DISTRICT [52’]

The French Manhattan

Covering just 30 hectares, La Défense is home to over three million square meters of office space and a quarter of France's wealth.

It features one of the country's largest shopping centers and an underground station beneath its esplanade. Its towers, tunnels, footbridges, and parking lots form a veritable urban labyrinth.

LA MAMOUNIA THE GEM OF MARRAKESH [40’]

The sweet life in Morocco

Morocco is synonymous with a gentle life.

Nothing epitomizes it more vividly than the Mamounia, a mythical hotel and a century-old institution in Marrakech facing the Atlas Mountains.

LAKE COMO, LUXURY ITALIAN STYLE [40’]

The ultimate symbol of the dolce vita

With its sapphire-blue waters, shores lined with monumental villas, fishing villages, hiking trails, and local cuisine, Lake Como is an Italian jewel that is attracting increasing numbers of visitors.

This film delves into the charm of this enchanting, authentic lake and follows expatriates enjoying everyday life in this epitome of Italian luxury.

LARGE FAMILIES, HAPPINESS IS IN THE MEADOW [52’]

To live close to nature

This film explores the daily lives of large families who have decided to live in the countryside.

Rural life's unique challenges and joys are interwoven with stories of love, hard work, and resilience.

These families find harmony and happiness in living close to nature.

LARGER-THAN-LIFE BABIES [13’]

So realistic, so disturbing

A "reborn baby" is a term used to describe a doll that bears a striking resemblance to a real infant. The ultra-realism is taken to the extreme, with the addition of hair just like that of a real baby.

They are used by some parents to mourn the loss of a child or in nursing homes to stimulate residents, particularly those suffering from Alzheimer's disease.

What is this disturbing phenomenon that raises so many questions?

LAS VEGAS, THE FRENCH TOUCH [45’]

An European influence

Las Vegas is the city of gambling and shows, the city of excess.

Some of France's top chefs and artists have chosen to make the city their home, and their distinctive touches have influenced the local scene.

LAST DAYS AT MATIGNON [70’]

The inner working of the Prime Minister of France

What's going on in the prime minister's office at a time when the political cards in France are being reshuffled, sometimes right up to the highest levels of government?

The Ukrainian conflict, the health crisis, the recovery and resilience plan, the presidential campaign, the personal relationship with the President of the Republic, the resignation and handover of power...

This is a close-up look at the Prime Minister's daily life.

LEGAL DRUGS AND ADDICTIONS [90’]

A blurred line

When legal substances can be just as dangerous as illicit drugs, the line between medication and addiction becomes blurred.

The film shows us the impact of legal addictions on society.

LET THE BALL BEGIN! [29’]

First steps into the world

The elegant world of society balls is an opportunity for young people, often from the aristocracy or influential families, to take their first steps into the world.

Tradition and modernity intertwine in these prestigious events.

LIFE ABOARD AN AIRCRAFT CARRIER [56’]

The largest ship in the French Navy

The aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle is the largest ship in the French Navy.

Longer than 2 football fields, as high as a 20 floors building, it is a floating city with 2,000 inhabitants. It includes a hospital, a post office, and a self-service where 4,000 meals are served each day.

We share the out-of-the-ordinary daily life aboard this ship like no others.

LIKE A CHAMPION [26’]

The quest for performance

Between intensive training and fierce competition, we discover the sacrifices and discipline required to reach the highest level, that of a champion.

LILLE'S MARKET FESTIVAL [40’]

A massive open-air market

Every year, the Lille Flea Market turns the city into a massive open-air market, attracting millions of visitors.

This film takes us to the heart of this popular festival, from treasure hunting to meetings with passionate vendors and an immersion in the city’s vibrant culture.

LILLE'S STREET FOOD FESTIVAL [36’]

Popular cuisine

Street food has become a global phenomenon, blending flavors, cultures, and the stories behind the stalls that grace the streets of many cities.

From local specialties to emerging trends, a sensory journey to the heart of popular cuisine.

LISBON, THE NEW N°1 DESTINATION [43’]

The city of 7 hills

Lisbon has become a popular destination for tourists and expatriates alike.

This film reveals the attractions of the Portuguese capital, its quaint charm, and modern dynamism.

LIVING HELL, WELCOME TO PRISON [90’]

Survival behind bars

Welcome to prison hell.

This film lifts the veil on the extreme living conditions behind bars and the harsh reality of overcrowded and violent prisons.

In this world, humanity fights to survive.

LIVING IN MADRID [45’]

So many reasons to stay

Madrid is all about sunny terraces, tapas, bullfighting, soccer, and the Plaza Mayor, but the authentic charm of the Spanish capital is its people.

LIVING WITH TOURETTE’S [18x60’]

A debilitating and socially isolating disease

Around 1 in 300 people are born with the genetic predisposition to developing Tourette syndrome. Some will only have mild tics that ease as they get older. But others will have massive tics (including swearing, spitting, and hitting themselves) that are debilitating and will get worse as they age.

This heart-warming series follows five young people with this affliction as they try to make their way in a world that would rather see them hidden away.

They face bullying and ridicule, loneliness, depression, and self-harm. Yet, most are intelligent, creative people who need understanding and tolerance from the wider community.

LOCAL GROCERY SHOPS [80’]

The new country lovers' habits

Recently, new country lovers are multiplying. Villages that were once deserted are being born again thanks to these city dwellers in search of a greener environment.

But these newcomers are used to having local shops.

How do grocery stores and other merchants manage to meet the demand?

LOGS AND CAKES, THE KINGS OF CHOCOLATE IN ACTION [42’]

Spectacular desserts

As the festive season approaches, the world's greatest chocolate makers unleash their creativity to create spectacular yule logs and desserts.

At this time of year, the art of pastry-making reaches new heights of refinement and indulgence.

LONELY MOTHERHOOD [52’]

Families in distress

In some couples, despite physical closeness, partners feel profoundly, desperately alone.

What are the reasons behind these shared solitudes, and how can an authentic connection be recreated?

LUXURY ACCESSORIES [44’]

Elegance meets craftsmanship

From meticulous design to exclusive distribution, the world of luxury accessories is fascinating.

Behind these exceptional pieces are artisans and stories that deserve to be told.

This film plunges us into a world where elegance and know-how meet.

LUXURY REAL ESTATE [28’]

Looking to upgrade

Luxury real estate is breaking all records in France. With the pandemic and the lockdowns, the place of residence has become more important than ever, and wealthy buyers are ready to invest to upgrade.

This trend is as true in the capital as it is in seaside resorts or in the countryside, as these destinations are also benefiting from the widespread adoption of remote working.

The battle is raging all the more as supply is falling while demand is rising.

L’OREAL PARIS FASHION SHOW, BEAUTY WITH PURPOSE [40’]

A celebration of sisterhood

The latest L'Oréal Paris Walk Your Worth fashion show took over the iconic Opéra Garnier in Paris to honor women's empowerment.

The brand's international spokespeople, beauty experts, and fashion designers joined forces to make a powerful declaration of feminine strength and feminist values.

MADEIRA, EUROPE'S HAWAII [52’]

Easy living in the flower island

Voted Europe's most beautiful island for seven consecutive years, the small Portuguese island, just a three-hour flight from Paris, attracts more and more tourists every year.

Nature lovers and hiking enthusiasts flock to its shores, while many also settle here permanently to enjoy the gentle way of life.

MARGARET THATCHER RESIGNS [10’]

The end of the Iron Lady

On November 21, 1990, British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher announced her resignation.

Admired by some and despised by many, she spent 11 and a half years in office and forever marked her country's history.

On this day, she was pushed out by her Conservative camp.

MARJOLAINE AND JOSEPH, BREEDERS [40’]

For the love of mountain pastures

Marjolaine and Joseph are young, in love, and have made a radical choice: to become dairy cattle farmers in the mountains by taking over an old farm in the Alps.

With no money and only their diplomas - a master's in geography for one and agricultural studies for the other - the young couple set off on their adventure.

MAXIMUM CHOICE, MINIMUM PRICE: THE SECRETS OF THE NEW ALL-YOU-CAN-EAT BUFFETS [35’]

Abundance and diversity of dishes at unbeatable prices

Modern buffets offer an abundance and diversity of dishes at unbeatable prices.

This film reveals the ingenious strategies and surprising practices that enable these restaurants to satisfy gourmets while remaining profitable.

A fascinating gastronomic journey that combines the pleasures of the senses with optimization secrets.

MELBOURNE, THE DREAM LIFE [52’]

300 sunny days a year

Imagine a city the size of Paris, home to over four million, yet virtually free of traffic jams, where cars always stop for pedestrians, where insecurity is almost non-existent.

A city where the sun shines 300 days a year.

MINI-MISS [52’]

The hypersexualisation of little girls

The phenomenon of child beauty pageants is as fascinating as it is unsettling. In these competitions, little girls, sometimes as young as four, don makeup, glittering dresses, and elaborate hairstyles to compete on stage.

Straddling the line between childhood innocence and adult expectations, what are these competitions' psychological and social consequences on the young participants and their families?

This film goes behind the scenes of a controversial world and questions our relationship with image, femininity, and childhood.

MISSION PROTECTION [20x90’]

The guardian angels of our daily lives

Police officers, firefighters, and military personnel are everywhere, risking their lives for us every day.

To better understand the roles of these everyday heroes, we follow them to the beaches, mountains, and cities where they do extraordinary work.

The rule is simple: treat, help, and save people in distress.

MOHAMED MERAH, THE JOURNEY OF A FRENCH TERRORIST [52’]

The mechanisms of radicalization

Mohamed Merah was a terrorist whose actions shocked France.

This film retraces his path, from his difficult childhood to his radicalization, right up to the attacks of 2012 that left seven people dead.

An in-depth investigation into the origins of his violent bend and the mechanisms of radicalization.

MONEY IN A DIFFERENT WAY [52’]

The emergence of local currencies

Aside from the known financial instruments, new approaches to money and the local economy offer a different way of thinking about finance.

Local currencies, for example, have sprung up all over France in the form of local exchange systems. There are more than six hundred of them in existence.

Some banks choose to support these initiatives, which originated in the world of culture and the social economy.

MONT SAINT-MICHEL [48’]

A thousand-year-old site

Mont Saint-Michel, one of France's most famous treasures, attracts millions of visitors annually.

This film offers an in-depth exploration of this thousand-year-old site, where natural beauty meets architectural wonders.

MONTENEGRO, THE NEW SAINT TROPEZ OF THE BALKANS [31’]

The new destination for billionaires

Majestic mountains plunging into the Adriatic Sea, dreamy coves, and a 26°C water temperature. In just three years, Montenegro, a small Balkan country with barely 700,000 inhabitants, has become the new destination for billionaires.

High-end hotels, a marina to harbor more than 400 mega-yachts, restaurants, luxury boutiques, and jet-set parties: Montenegro is multiplying its efforts to seduce tourists with comfortable bank accounts.

What did Montenegro do to become the hippest tourist resort? Who is behind this newly fashionable destination?

MONTREAL, THE FRENCH ELDORADO [44’]

A multicultural city

Montreal is attracting more and more expatriates in search of new opportunities.

What are their reasons for settling in Canada, and what challenges do they face in integrating into this multicultural city?

MY BREAST CANCER CHANGED MY LIFE [52’]

Resilience and bravery

Women share how breast cancer changed their lives: the battle against the disease, the challenges to overcome, and how the ordeal transformed their outlook on life.

MY DOUBLE PROFESSIONAL LIFE [80’]

A constant juggling act

Many working people have a second job.

What drives them to combine two activities? How do you juggle daily life with family life? Are some activities incompatible?

MY HOME, MY COCOON [45’]

The deco craze

Interior design and decoration are a passion for millions.

Indeed, many people work on their homes every year, with an average budget of over five thousand euros.

Whether it's their first purchase or a mad desire to change their décor, this film follows families as they carry out the work.

MY NUCLEAR VILLAGE [52’]

Economic prosperity vs environmental concerns

In the heart of a nuclear region, the inhabitants of a village live with the benefits and concerns of the industry. Economic prosperity and environmental concerns impact their daily lives.

This film explores the dilemmas and challenges faced by a community on the edge of a reactor.

NANTES, FRANCE, FROM EASYGOING TO DANGEROUS [15’]

A city center turned into a drug market

Long appreciated for its relaxed lifestyle, the city of Nantes, France, has been plagued for some time by growing insecurity.

This is because of drug trafficking, which has taken hold in the city center.

NARBONNE FIRE BRIGADE [52’]

A broader field of action

The Narbonne City Fire Station, with its 200 firefighters on standby 24 hours a day, is like no other.

Indeed, it is the nerve center for fire and accident fighting throughout the region.


With 8,000 interventions a year, 90% of which are beyond the city itself, Narbonne's firefighters are on the front line when it comes to summer challenges.

NARCOS ANDALUSIA [52’]

The other face of Andalusia

Andalusia, prized for its beaches and sunshine, is also a hub for drug trafficking.

Close to Morocco, the world's leading producer of cannabis, the region sees tons of hashish, cocaine, and amphetamines arrive every year. Well-equipped traffickers exploit a precarious workforce, recruiting "mules" willing to risk everything for a few hundred euros.

Faced with this scourge, the Spanish authorities wage a merciless war.

NASHVILLE, THE CITY OF MUSIC AND CELEBRATION [52’]

The world capital of country music

Nashville, the world capital of country music, brings together artists from all walks of life to celebrate music.

This film takes you into the heart of this festive city, where every street corner echoes with guitars and voices.

An immersion into the musical soul of America.

NEVER WITHOUT MY DAUGHTER [90’]

A family torn apart

One day, Nina, 4 years old, disappears.

Her mother is left without any news for a year and a half.

Nina has been kidnapped by her father, a South Korean national who absconded to his country.

NICE, THE JUVENILE POLICE UNIT [52’]

The exacting work of child protection

Cases of child abuse, disturbing disappearances. The juvenile brigade of Nice, France, is on the front line when it comes to crimes involving children.

An immersion into the exacting work of child protection.

NIORT, FRANCE [15’]

An attractive stranger

For the longest time, Niort, in western France, has been ignored but is ready to take revenge on its prestigious neighbors, such as La Rochelle and Poitiers.

Some locals fear many will flood the region unless they are dentists, general practitioners, or specialists since Niort is not better off than elsewhere when it comes to attracting professionals.

NO HOLIDAYS FOR THE EMERGENCY SERVICES IN SAINT-TROPEZ [52’]

Intervening in a crowd of holidaymakers

Saint-Tropez, a quiet fishing village with a population of 4,500, attracts more than 6 million visitors in the summer.

This popularity can turn into a nightmare for the doctors at the SMUR (emergency medical services).

In traffic jams, on the beaches, and in the town center, every emergency turns into a race against the clock in the middle of a crowd of holidaymakers.

NOTRE DAME, THE REBIRTH [70’]

From ashes to eternity

On April 15, 2019, a fire broke out in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris, consuming its ancient wooden framework and spire as the crowd looked on in shock.

In a race against time, artisans, architects, engineers, and conservators, driven by a spirit of urgency, united to heal the wounded masterpiece.

This film captures the final decisive moments before the reopening, showcasing the extraordinary human and technical feats behind the rebirth of an immortal treasure.

NUIT DEBOUT [70’]

Rise Up!

For over 4 months, a silent crowd sat every evening on the Place de la République, in Paris, at the foot of Marianne. All shared the same anger, ideal, and desire to reclaim politics from the established parties and regain control of their fate.

This movement, known as "Nuit Debout", created a surprise by its scale and resounded up to the highest level of the State.

This film puts faces on this multifaceted, complex, and elusive manifestation.

OAKLAND'S JUVENILE SQUAD [52’]

A youth in search of redemption

In Oakland, a special unit is dedicated to fighting juvenile delinquency. Their mission is to save young people from the clutches of violence and crime.

A moving portrait of a youth in search of redemption.

OFF-SEASON TRAVELING [90’]

Tips and tricks

Off-peak travel offers unsuspected advantages.

This film reveals off-season adventurers' unique experiences and savings and invites us to rethink our vacations to discover destinations from a new angle.

OKTOBERFEST [90’]

The return of the world's largest festival

Oktoberfest is the world's largest popular festival. It attracts nearly six million tourists who come to Munich, Germany, with their families or friends.

It is a gigantic event that covers more than 100 hectares and features 120 crazy carousels and, more importantly, giant tents, some of which can accommodate ten thousand people who sing and dance without restraint while holding one-liter mugs of beer.

OLYMPIC GAMES 2024: THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SPORT [42’]

A critical facility for athletes

With the organization of the 2024 Olympic Games, the eyes of the world are on Paris.

We take a closer look at the place that is the most critical facility for French athletes: the INSEP (the National Institute for Sport, Expertise and Performance).

ON STAGE [52’]

Comedians reveal themselves

We follow comedians who are trying their luck in front of an audience to be conquered.

What are their motivations? What drives them to go on stage?

ON THE RHONE, CRUISING FOR FUN [20’]

River dreams

Let yourself be carried along by the current, living and dreaming to the rhythm of a flowing river and its picturesque stops.

One might think of the Nile or the Mekong, but why not the rivers of France like the Seine, the Loire, or the Rhône?

ONLY CHILD, DIFFERENT CHILD? [42’]

A life without siblings

A life without siblings has challenges and benefits and raises many questions about social and emotional development.

This film is about the world of only children.

OPEN-AIR DANCE HALL [40’]

Havens of joy and sharing

Open-air dance halls are the emblematic places on the banks of the Seine River where music, dance, and friendliness are the order of the day.

This film celebrates the revival of these havens of joy and sharing and reminds us of the importance of getting together for simple, authentic moments.

ORLANDO, THE CITY OF ATTRACTIONS [44’]

One of the most pleasant cities in the United States

It's Florida's top tourist destination and one of the most pleasant cities in the United States. Known for its dozen or so theme parks, including Disney World, Orlando attracts sixty million visitors every year.

People come to enjoy the city's mild climate and relaxed lifestyle. Joël decided to settle here to build an alligator-filled nature park, where he operates hydrofoils before offering tourists the chance to dine by the lake.

OSLO, NORWEGIAN BLISS [47’]

A relaxed, eclectic city

Oslo, Norway's capital, lies on a fjord dotted with islands, surrounded by forests, lakes, and ski slopes.

The city is also a particularly attractive cultural destination with its many museums, memories of Ibsen and Munch, bold architecture, and trendy districts.

OUR DOGS, THOSE HEROES [52’]

A formidable bond

The bond between man and his best friend is formidable.

Illustrated with moving stories and based on recent scientific research, this film reveals how dogs transform our lives and enrich our society.


A vibrant tribute to these faithful companions and their invaluable role in our lives.

PALACE MARRAKECH [52’]

Every detail counts

This film takes us behind the scenes of a luxury palace in Marrakech, where every detail counts to offer a unique experience to wealthy guests.

We discover what goes on behind the scenes from artisans, staff, and prestigious visitors.

PALM SPRINGS, AMERICA’S NEW OASIS [49’]

The gathering spot for the cool kids

With only 44,000 inhabitants, Palm Springs is one of the wealthiest cities in the US and often makes headlines in celebrity gossip pages worldwide.

The city now attracts a younger, trendier crowd, thanks in particular to its world-famous Coachella festival.

PALM SPRINGS, THE WORLD CAPITAL OF ECCENTRICITY [52’]

An oasis in the desert

Eccentricity and luxury are king in Palm Springs.

This film shows us the singular daily life of its residents, where sumptuous landscapes, modern architecture, and bohemian lifestyles intermingle.

PARIS FIRE BRIGADE, A TENSE NEW YEAR'S EVE [52’]

A symbolic and festive time of the year

The date is symbolic and festive, but it is also synonymous with an upsurge in accidents linked to alcohol consumption or simply to the general euphoria provoked by these special events.

PARIS FIRE BRIGADE, SAVING NOTRE DAME! [52’]

The fire that shocked the world

The fire at Notre Dame de Paris on April 15, 2019, shocked the world. The flames ravaged the cathedral's roof and threatened to destroy its historic heritage, including its precious stained-glass windows and millennia-old sculptures.

The firefighters worked tirelessly to bring the blaze under control, saving the main structure and some of the most precious relics.

The incident sparked a massive wave of international solidarity, with pledges of funding for the reconstruction of this iconic building, which is a symbol of French culture and history.

PARISIAN PALACES AWAIT TOURISTS [42’]

The missing customer conundrum

With the pandemic dragging on and foreign tourists still absent, the dozen or so Parisian Palaces saw low occupancy in 2021.

So, to stay afloat, these iconic establishments are reinventing themselves.

PARKING IN PARIS THE HUNT FOR CARS [52’]

The impossible quest for free space

Parking in Paris has become a nightmare ever since the municipality has targeted cars.

There are only 140,000 parking spaces available for 500,000 vehicles that pass through the streets of the capital every day. And the figure is diminishing every year.

The search for free space puts drivers' nerves to the test.

PERTH, THE COOLEST CITY IN THE WORLD [42’]

An urban oasis

Nestled between the Indian Ocean and the Australian bush, Perth gives the impression of being on holiday all year round.

Here, barbecuing is a religion, and unemployment is virtually non-existent.

The city is one of the wealthiest on the planet, thanks in part to the presence of major mining industries.

POACHING, AT THE HEART OF THE TRADE [52’]

The pursuit of profit

From the nocturnal hunting of big game to the large-scale fishing of protected fish and shellfish, not to mention the trafficking of wild animals, poaching in France today is, above all, a question of income.

Poachers no longer break the law to eat but to make money.

POLICE AND CRIME ON THE FRENCH RIVIERA [52’]

Criminals beware

In Fréjus, France, on the Mediterranean coast, the municipal police have decided to adopt a zero-tolerance policy towards crime.

POLICE OFFICERS AND CHAMPIONS, FROM THE BATTLEFIELD TO THE SPORTS FIELD [52’]

An unwavering commitment

At 32, Marine is a police officer. Her life is split between the streets and the rings, where she practices K-1, a derivative of kickboxing. She even won the European championship.

Kevin is a member of the crime unit. He is also a European parachuting champion.

POPULAR, FESTIVE, AND WILD, INSIDE FRANCE’S BIGGEST SUMMER FESTIVALS [90’]

Your backstage pass

What goes on behind the scenes at France's biggest music festivals?

From preparations to live performances, this film offers an exclusive look into the energy and frenzy that define these major cultural events.

PORTLAND, THE COOLEST CITY IN THE USA [45’]

Green, alternative, industrial and typically US

In Portland, Oregon, the food is organic and local, and one in three residents has a tattoo.

This city is reputed to be one of the most laid-back in the United States.

PROSECCO, BEHIND THE SUCCESS OF ONE OF ITALY'S OLDEST GRAPE VARIETIES [20’]

The world-famous sparkling wine

Prosecco, the world-famous sparkling wine, is made from one of Italy's oldest grape varieties.

This film takes us to the hills of Veneto to explore the secrets of its production, from the vineyard to the cellars and the festivals that celebrate it.

PROUD OF OUR WRINKLES [52’]

The beauty of aging

In a society obsessed with youth, this film embraces the passage of time with pride and celebrates the beauty of aging.

Stories of elderly individuals highlight the wisdom and dignity that come with every wrinkle.

PUERTO RICO,THE CARIBBEAN STATE OF AMERICA [52’]

A territory at the crossroads

Puerto Rico is a territory at the crossroads between cultural independence and belonging to the United States.

With its complex history and unique social realities, this island is unlike any other American state.

PURCHASING POWER, LOOKING FOR DEALS [52’]

Discounters vs. supermarkets

Hard discounters are waging a merciless price war from the outskirts to the city centers.

Normal, a Danish chain specializing in health and beauty products and snacks, is setting out to conquer France. Maxi Bazar dreams of being the new champion of the home.

Faced with the onslaught of these disruptors, hypermarkets are fighting back with new subsidiaries.

PURCHASING POWER, MAKING A SUCCESS OF THE NEW SCHOOL YEAR [13’]

Tricks for challenging times

Food. Energy. Soaring prices are affecting all sectors.

This film offers tips on how to reduce the cost of essential products in these challenging times.

RED ALERT FOR THE CITY OF LYON FIRE BRIGADE [20’]

A difficult terrain

For the firefighters of Lyon, the second biggest city in France, the city center is a headache as it is sandwiched between two tumultuous rivers that attract suicide attempts and swimming accidents.

Lyon's firefighters also have to contend with a hectic nightlife. Weekends are hectic, with inebriated revelers, drunk drivers, brawls, and accidents.

RESISTING ARREST, THE NEW PLAGUE [14’]

Control turns to tragedy

Resisting arrest has become a nightmare for law enforcement. Car or two-wheeler drivers will do anything to evade police checks.

RETIREMENT HOME, FROM SCANDAL TO HOPE [90’]

Restoring dignity

A slew of scandals have rocked the world of retirement homes in France.

This film highlights the initiatives undertaken to improve the lives of residents and restore their dignity.

REVENEL, THE STORY OF A SHIPWRECK [30’]

An enigma and an impossible mourning

Fifteen young, seasoned sailors boarded the Revenel in January 1962, a fishing boat that had come out of the shipyards two years earlier.

They never returned, having disappeared off Saint-Pierre and Miquelon.

What happened?

REYKJAVIK, THE CAPITAL FROM OUTER SPACE [45’]

Also know as the "smoke bay"

Located 2,800 km from the North Pole, Reykjavik in Iceland is the world's most northerly capital.

It is also considered one of the least stressful cities on the planet.

RISKY BUSINESS [6x52’]

Jobs like no others

This series is dedicated to hazardous occupations such as being a doctor in the Reserves in Afghanistan, working at high altitudes, or being a woman pilot in the army.

ROUBAIX SECTION 13 [52’]

A career in law enforcement

Julien, Lea, and Felix are barely 20. Like their comrades, their lives will radically change in a few months.

They are learning a profession but also values and rules. They also realize that they will never be citizens like anyone else. Their lives and their careers will be dedicated to serving others. Sometimes they will be honored, sometimes hated. They are to become police officers.

But above all, they will never forget the year that changed them forever when they joined the police academy of Roubaix, section 13.

RV SHOW, A DEAL-HUNTER'S PARADISE [40’]

Access to nomadic life

Having just returned from their holidays, motorhome enthusiasts already dream of hitting the road again and are flocking to leisure vehicle shows.

But can you still snag a good deal in an era of rising prices?

SAINT-JACQUES [2x52’]

A hiking adventure

Heading to Santiago de Compostela in Spain means leaving behind your job and the comfort of a quiet life.

For these hikers, the adventure will last about two and a half months, with many ups and downs along the way.

SAINT-TROPEZ, THE REVIVAL OF THE STAR-STUDDED VILLAGE [15’]

Back to the roots

Saint-Tropez is the ultimate summer destination, home to the international jet set and the coveted prize of the world's leading luxury groups.

But some want to move away from this glitzy image and restore the charm that made Saint-Tropez so legendary.

SALE REPRESENTATIVE [90’]

The secrets to closing deals

Traveling salesmen drive all day long to sell windows, roller shutters, or solar panels.

This film reveals their secrets and tricks to convince their potential customers.

SALES IN LONDON [52’]

Bargains galore

In London, the sales start on Boxing Day, the day after Christmas. This tradition attracts tourists from all over the world.

During this time, it is not only the department stores like Harrods but the whole city that lives to the rhythm of bargains.

Hotels, restaurants, and taxis all benefit from this financial windfall.

SALES IN NEW YORK [52’]

Department stores and small shops

New York is famous throughout the world for its skyscrapers, but the city also attracts tourists for its iconic Manhattan department stores, such as Macy's, and its thousands of small boutiques at the forefront of fashion.

SAMARITAINE, THE REBIRTH OF A LEGENDARY PLACE [43’]

Welcome to the temple of luxury

In the heart of Paris, a stone's throw from the Pont Neuf, La Samaritaine has reopened its doors after 16 years of colossal renovation.

Entirely restructured, the complex now houses the emblematic restored department store, the Cheval Blanc Hotel, restaurants, offices, social housing, and a daycare center.

SAN DIEGO, TOP GUN CITY [52’]

Between sea and sky

San Diego is famous for its sunny beaches, strategic military port, and aviation-rooted culture.

Through breathtaking images, we discover how the iconic film "Top Gun" immortalized this city's bold, adventurous spirit where the sky is the limit.

SANYA, CHINA'S SAINT-TROPEZ [15’]

The metamorphosis of a former fishing village

Sanya is located on the island of Hainan, China's smallest province, and represents the ultimate in Chinese beaches. Positioned roughly at the same latitude as Hawaii, it enjoys a climate similar to that of the Caribbean.

That's all it took to spark an influx of Chinese holidaymakers, particularly millionaires, who turned it into the new setting for glamorous events.

SCHOOL OF CRIME [8x52’]

From fiction to reality

Montreal is home to one of the most prestigious schools in criminology.

This is where young students eager to devote their lives to the quest for truth and justice are being exposed to the very same techniques used by the heroes of investigative American series.

This series follows 6 apprentice detectives working on different criminal stories. With them, we witness a double suspense: how will unfold the investigations which are case studies based on real-life criminal affairs, and what will be the fate of these students which, of course, depends on their abilities in finding answers.

SECOND CHANCE SCHOOL [49’]

A program that restores hope

For young people who have dropped out of school, the Second Chance School offers a promising alternative.

This report follows students as they rebuild their hopes and futures through tailored support and unique learning methods.

Between challenges and achievements, this is a touching look into a program that restores hope.

SECOND HOME [2x90’]

A universal dream

Family villa, small house in the countryside, a flat with an ocean view.

With 3.3 million units, France is the world champion of second homes, and everyone dreams of owning one.

SECOND-HAND CARS, THE BIG FRAUD [52’]

Buyer beware

The waiting time for a new car has tripled; hence, the second-hand market is exploding.

As a result, crooks have never been so numerous and inventive with odometer frauds, selling cars that don't exist, and the worrying increase in the number of rolling wrecks.

SECTARIAN ABERRATIONS, MENTAL MANIPULATION: MORE AND MORE FRENCH PEOPLE UNDER THE INFLUENCE [90’]

Insidious and dangerous practices

A growing number of people are subject to sectarian aberrations and mental manipulation.

Victims of psychological domination, these individuals are often trapped in destructive groups.

This film sheds light on these insidious and dangerous practices through poignant testimonies.

SECURITY GUARDS [52’]

A shadowy army

Today, security guards constitute the leading protection force.

It’s a motley crew of action enthusiasts, failed policemen, unemployed youths with often no training.

Who are these men and women, the first line of defense against everyday crime?

SINGLE MOTHERS, EVERYDAY HEROES [52’]

Isolated and destitute

In France, over 1.5 million single mothers are raising their children alone. It's a problematic day-to-day task, leaving many isolated and struggling.

SMALL SHOPS AND SUPERSTORES: ALL TOGETHER! [40’]

Survival through solidarity

In 2020, small shops were forced to close during the second lockdown - a bad omen for their survival.

In some places, however, the big retail stores were also affected by the restrictions and chose to support struggling competitors, demonstrating unexpected solidarity.

A rare and comforting spirit of collaboration.

SPECIAL OPS [6x52’]

In the heart of combat

This series takes us inside armed combat through different missions of the French Special Forces, thanks to CGI and archives of the US Army.

War has never felt so real.

Also available as 6x70'

SPERM DONATION [39’]

An intimate topic

Sperm donation raises profound ethical and personal issues.

What are donors' motivations, recipients' expectations, and the realities of a process that is little known to the general public?

A no-holds-barred look at an intimate topic affecting more and more families.

SQUATS & CONFLICTS [5x52’]

Everyday problems

Landlords at war with squatters, problems with neighbors, building defects, nuisances...

These everyday conflicts undermine the lives of thousands of people.

STEPHANIE LE QUELLEC, THE PUPIL WHO WILL SURPASS HER MASTERS [30’]

The reference for contemporary cooking

Stéphanie Le Quellec is the chef prodigy of French gastronomy.

She has risen to star status from humble beginnings by reinventing culinary codes with daring creativity.

This film shows how she has transcended the legacy of her mentors to become a reference in contemporary cuisine.

STRASBOURG'S CHRISTMAS MARKET [90’]

A city comes to light

Every year-end, the city of Strasbourg holds its world-famous Christmas market.

The city invests almost a million euros in decorating the Place Kléber, including a gigantic Christmas tree and breathtaking illuminations, while local merchants spend around half a million euros lighting up the streets to create a unique festive atmosphere.

In addition to traditional stores, around three hundred ephemeral shops are set up, offering various products in typical wooden huts.

SUMMER DELIGHTS, SECRETS OF YOUR FAVORITE FOODS [2x26’] | [1x21’] | [1x18’]

The season’s culinary stars

This series presents the emblematic dishes of summer, their secrets of production, and the economic stakes behind beloved foods.

Each episode uncovers the hidden stories behind the season’s culinary stars.

SUN, A GOLDEN BUSINESS [52’]

Essential and dangerous

The sun is as essential to our planet as it is to its inhabitants.

It has also become a massive business for the sun protection industry because, since the late 1970s, we’ve known just how dangerous it can be.

SUPER KURA [16x26’]

Children with complex disabilities

This heart-warming series follows two women's battle to establish New Zealand’s first full-immersion preschool for children with complex disabilities.

SUPERYATCHTS, THE NEW TOYS OF BILLIONAIRES [17’]

Floating palaces

Amidst icebergs, in Hong Kong Bay or the turquoise waters of the Caribbean, superyachts are the privilege of a select few - billionaires, of course, and stars such as Jay-Z, Beyoncé and Neymar.

Ever more impressive and luxurious, these marvels of technology captivate the imagination.

SYDNEY, THE ELDORADO FOR YOUNG FRENCH PEOPLE [48’]

The call from the world's largest island

30,000 French people arrive in Sydney every year to enjoy the sunshine and wild landscapes.

Some have even managed to make a place for themselves here.

TAINTED WHITE COATS [90’]

#MeTooHospital

A new freedom-of-speech movement, #MeTooHospital, has caused a veritable tidal wave within hospitals.


This investigation into the world of white coats reveals some serious incidents: harassment, sexual assaults...

TALL WOMEN: CHANGING THE MODEL OF FEMININITY [52’]

Aiming higher

Zendaya and Tom Holland, Nicole Kidman, and Tom Cruise... These couples share one striking feature: the woman is taller than her partner.

These height differences often spark reactions because society still clings to the notion that women should be shorter than men.

Women over six feet tall share their stories of self-acceptance and the challenges they faced. Through their personal, professional, and social successes, they have become icons of resilience and inspiration.

TEENS AND ALREADY PARENTS [90’]

Growing up for two

At 15, 16, or 17, they've become parents, a sudden transition into adulthood, a "parent-teen" status that's not always well perceived.

In this film, young parents share their journeys with candor and a great deal of maturity.

THE AMNEVILLE ZOO [45’]

The actors of the animals' well-being

This film is about the daily activities of the zoo's 120 employees: healers, vets, trainers, cooks, etc.

They all work together to ensure the animals' well-being.

THE BEAUTIES OF THE MOULIN ROUGE [52’]

They are the soul of the legendary cabaret

The dancers of the Moulin Rouge are the soul of this legendary cabaret.

Between spectacular performances and rigorous rehearsals, we follow the daily lives of these artists.

A fascinating behind-the-scenes look at a legendary venue that symbolizes Parisian-style entertainment.

THE BLENDED FAMILY DILEMMA [90’]

Commonplace yet unique situations

When a family expands, the situation often becomes a complex adventure that can be a source of stress or great joy.

In France, more than a quarter of all marriages result in blended families. With almost 800,000 stepparents, one child in ten lives in such arrangements.

This is a common social phenomenon, yet each configuration seems unique.

THE CHATEAU DE CHAMBORD, THE OTHER VERSAILLES [30’]

An ideal monument by an idealist king

In 1516, François I, King of France since 1515, crowned by his victory at Marignan, decided to build a palace to his glory on the edge of the game-rich forest of Chambord.

Far from being a residential palace or hunting lodge, the château embodies a true utopia: that of a brilliant work of art that has yet to reveal all its secrets.

Chambord is one of the most astonishing constructions of the Renaissance.

THE CITY OF LYON'S MUNICIPAL POLICE [52’]

Always on alert

The city of Lyon boasts one of the largest municipal police forces in France, with 335 officers, a motorcycle brigade, night teams, and even a shock unit, the Mobile Operational Group.

Its priorities include securing the city against wild scooter rodeos, tracking down drug dealers, and fighting pickpockets and cell phone thieves in the subway.

THE CITY OF MARSEILLE UNDER PRESSURE [52’]

Thousands of operations every year

On the Mediterranean coast, the 2,400 firefighters of the city of Marseille are constantly busy.

They carry out over 128,000 operations a year, but the most sensitive ones occur in summer.

This film examines some of the tough jobs they have to do in a city filled with tourists.

THE CRACK FIREFIGHTERS [52’]

Interventions in dangerous housing estates

They are the crack firefighters mobilized for interventions that require a lot of courage, attention, and generosity.

They work in sensitive areas, in the heart of sometimes dangerous housing estates.

THE CURSED FOREST [13’]

Strange disappearances

It is a very destination for hikers, but in recent years strange disappearances have been reported.

What mystery does the Boscodon forest hide?

THE DAMNED OF DIESEL [26’]

Misguided consumers

A few years ago, they bought a diesel car on the recommendation of the governments of the day. Today, they are branded as repugnant polluters and enemies of the planet.

This film looks at these diesel deniers, who mistakenly believed the industry's rhetoric and the government's tax incentives of a decade ago.

THE DEEP SEA DIVERS' SCHOOL [52’]

The workers of the depths

The world of scuba divers is little known, surrounded by fantasy, but it is above all being a worker of the depths, treading in a world where the hand of man is still irreplaceable.

It is also an extremely dangerous job. And yet, every year, the training courses offered by the French National School of Scuba Divers are sold out.

The students have 5 months to learn this difficult profession, exceed their limits, and change their lives.

THE DIARY OF MY EARS [30’]

Like a piano with glued keys

Otosclerosis is a genetic disease that causes a slow loss of hearing.

Actress Zoé Besmond de Senneville, who suffers from it, decided to talk about it through a podcast and a book.

This unexpected success has helped her to stop hiding this invisible disability.

THE DISAPPEARED OF MIREPOIX [52’]

In the wrong place at the wrong time

30 November 2017. A young man is pacing in the train station in Toulouse, France. His girlfriend, Célia Orsaz, hasn’t arrived. More worryingly, her phone is not answering.

Before catching her train, the 18-year-old has agreed to accompany her father, Christophe, to a business meeting in a remote hamlet. But this job offer is a trap. On the spot, things get out of hand: the father is beaten to death before being thrown into the septic tank of an abandoned farmhouse. The daughter sees the whole thing without the murderer noticing her presence at first.

Celia was in the wrong place at the wrong time. An inconvenient witness, she would be the collateral victim of a settling of accounts whose presumed motives are incredible.

THE EDOUARD HERRIOT HOSPITAL’S ICU [30’]

The medical profession calls for help

The Edouard Herriot Hospital in Lyon, France, enjoys an international reputation thanks to its pioneering medical achievements, particularly in the field of transplantation.

However, it also symbolizes the suffocation of ICUs and, more broadly, the French hospital system.

One year of crisis. 250 departments on strike, yet still operating. 1.200 chief physicians symbolically resigned…

THE EIFFEL TOWER, A HELLISH PLACE FOR THE RESIDENTS [13’]

The dark side of the "iron lady"

The area around the Eiffel Tower has become synonymous with insecurity, with touts, pickpockets, and all kinds of trafficking.

The local police are stepping up their patrols to appease the residents.

THE EMPIRE STATE BUILDING GETS A MAKEOVER [12’]

Inside this legendary skyscraper

The Empire State Building has reopened its 102nd-floor observatory, offering a 360° view from the spire of the world's most famous skyscraper.

The renovation of this 351-metre-high perch, with its breathtaking views over Manhattan and beyond, took almost 10 months to complete.

THE FAR-RIGHT, THE NEW THREAT [80’]

The State on trial

When the alert was issued, who could have imagined that the presumed kidnappers of little Mia could have acted out of political motives?

The initial findings of the investigation suggest that the girl's abduction was an act of defiance against the state and authorities, driven by conspiracy theories that are becoming increasingly popular in the far-right fringe.

THE FERRANDI SCHOOL [44’]

An institution in the culinary world

Ferrandi is a prestigious institution in the culinary world.

This film follows the demanding journey of young students as they train to become the chefs of tomorrow in a school where excellence is the rule.

THE FIGHTING SPIRIT, 2 GIRLS IN THE RING [52’]

The noble art practiced by womem

This film follows the intense training of two determined young female boxers as they prepare to face their fears and opponents in the ring.

A story of courage, perseverance and surpassing oneself.

THE FLAMES OF PARADISE [52’]

The scourge of the Mediterranean forests

In the distant past, fire was seen as a development tool for societies, but in recent decades it has become a real scourge for Mediterranean forests and for mankind.

On the island of Corsica, the foresters and firefighters are multiplying prevention operations by clearing undergrowth or by prescribed burns.

Thanks to these men the danger remains limited.

THE FRANCE OF BASEMENTS [60’]

Families in pain

An investigation into the urban property market and the families living under unacceptable conditions.

THE FRANCO-SPANISH BORDER, A LAWLESS ZONE [52’]

The biggest crime hub in Europe

The Franco-Spanish border runs for 623 kilometers, from the Mediterranean to the Atlantic Ocean and along the Pyrenees Mountain range.

Although the border posts have disappeared since Spain joined the Schengen area, it is still a highly guarded line since it harbors the biggest crime hub in Europe.

THE FRENCH DESSERT CHAMPIONSHIP [40’]

Sugar rush

Sixteen contestants compete in the 43rd French Dessert Championship.

Competitors have three hours to create an original dessert for ten people and take on the challenge of the surprise dessert, for which ingredients are imposed, time is limited, and an unknown assistant is assigned.

THE FRENCH FAVORITE VACATIONS [52’]

Big fun on small budgets

While the Provencal village of Saint-Tropez is often associated with jet-set, extravagant yachts, and high-end boutiques, it also attracts families seeking affordable vacations.

Its campsites are packed throughout the summer, proving that you don’t need to be a billionaire to enjoy its dreamy beaches.

THE GENDARMES OF PAU [52’]

An accident-prone region

The city of Pau, in the heart of the Pyrenees in France, has seen an alarming rise in road accidents lately, with 50 deaths on the region’s roads.

In response, police patrols are stepping up their vigilance. They are relentlessly tracking down the most common offenses, such as speeding and the consumption of alcohol or drugs.

THE GHOSTS' HUNTER [52’]

Fighting autism

At the age of 2, Tom is already different. He doesn't make eye contact, has a language delay, has inexplicable fits, and has a passion for kitchen whips which he plays with for hours. Tom is my son.

After a series of examinations, the diagnosis is made: Tom has an autism spectrum disorder. This marks the beginning of a protracted battle.

Speech and psychomotor therapists as well as child psychiatrists see him every week to help him move forward. Surprisingly, his language improves significantly. He starts school accompanied by a dedicated assistant, and even though he doesn’t play with the other children and is allergic to mathematics, "he manages".

THE HECTIC LIVES OF WOMEN FARMERS [52’]

They represent nearly one-third of the agricultural sector

Today, women represent nearly one-third of the agricultural sector in France, compared to 8% in 1970.

Whether they are market gardeners, breeders, or farmers, they are also mothers, sometimes at the head of a large family.

How do they juggle the endless hours with their role as full-time mothers?

THE HIDDEN FACE OF CONSPIRACY THEORISTS [80’]

To believe or to know?

Conspiracy theories abound. Regarding major events in our history, a large section of the population does not believe the official version.

With the advent of social networking, this trend has accelerated.

THE HIDDEN SIDE OF AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES [52’]

A tainted higher education

Behind the prestigious image of American universities lie less glamorous realities.

This film investigates the inequalities, financial scandals, and controversial practices that are shaking the United States' higher education system.

THE INSIDER [12x52’]

Embedded into elite units

The 13th RDP of the French Special Forces. The SWAT from Miami. The Star & Rescue from Singapore. Each of these structures has its own training and intervention techniques.

In this series, a martial arts expert and renowned stuntman infiltrates these prestigious elite units to offer a unique perspective on the world's best and most secret special forces.

THE K-POP GENERATION [30’]

The South Korean wave

K-pop first appeared in South Korea in the early 1990s and quickly became a worldwide phenomenon, garnering millions of fans.

The secret to this success lies, among other things, in catchy music, dynamic video clips, and elaborate choreographies.

THE KINGS OF SNACKING [42’]

The Sandwich & Snack Show

In fifteen years, junk food has become a booming market in France. Sales have tripled thanks to kebabs, tacos, bagels and burgers.

In Paris, the Sandwich & Snack Show is the place to be to discover the latest trends.

THE KINGS OF THE NIGHT [52’]

Innovation in the partying industry

Until now, the trendy parties in Paris gathered hundreds of people in nightclubs. However today, to attract an ever more demanding clientele, organizers must innovate.

Nowadays, more and more parties take place on boats, on beaches, or in private mansions.

This film takes us behind the scenes of an industry that is reinventing itself.

THE LOVE GENE [52’]

A question of DNA

Is love in our genes?

This film explores scientific research into whether our DNA determines our ability to love.

THE LYON CITY FIRE BRIGADE [52’]

Facing chemical hazards in the world's largest Seveso-classified industrial corridor

Unlike Paris and Marseille, the city of Lyon, the third largest in France, has no military firefighters. Only civilian firefighters operate throughout the city.

This film takes us into the day-to-day lives of these 5,700 men and women at various stations around the city. They represent the largest concentration of civilian firefighters in France.

They are in a class of their own, specially trained to deal with chemical hazards in the world's largest Seveso-classified industrial corridor.

THE MARINA OF BONIFACIO [20’]

Mediterranean marvel

Nestled within the majestic cliffs, sheltered from the capricious winds of Corsica's southernmost tip, the Marina of Bonifacio is one of the most treasured wonders of the Mediterranean.

One might fear that it is losing its soul, but this would be to underestimate the sentinels of this little paradise, men with characters forged by the elements.

THE MINOR PROTECTION UNIT, RESCUING CHILDREN IN DANGER [90’]

The fight against child abuse

The police officers from the juvenile brigade are on the front line in protecting children in danger.

Their actions, both delicate and moving, highlight the crucial work they do in the fight against child abuse.

THE NEW FAIRY TALE HOTEL [43’]

An enchanting 5-star establishment

The Disneyland Hotel is located in the heart of Europe's most visited theme park near Paris.

Recognizable by its pink Victorian façade, this enchanting 5-star establishment, inaugurated in 1992, has just been completely renovated.

THE NEW LOW COST TRADITIONAL RESTAURANTS [31’]

A return to basics and gourmet simplicity

Parisian bouillons are restaurants that combine tradition and accessibility.

This film shows, through encounters with chefs and customers, how these establishments are reinventing conviviality and authentic French cuisine for all budgets.

A culinary journey that celebrates a return to basics and gourmet simplicity.

THE OISE FIRE BRIGADE: HIGH-RISK OPERATIONS [52’]

A town infamous for its sensitive neighborhoods

Creil is a former working-class town 45 kilometers north of Paris and infamous for its sensitive neighborhoods.

A third of its population is under 20, unemployment is high, and the social context is difficult. With a poverty rate approaching 40%, the town is one of the poorest in France.

THE PARIS FIRE BRIGADE [52’]

Their lives at risk

This film, set in the heart of Paris, is a fascinating immersion in the lives of those who often act under challenging conditions, sometimes even risking their lives.

THE QUEEN OF HONEY [20’]

The bee is the future of Mankind

Béatrice owns 500 hives and oversees the honey production chain, from queen rearing to bottling and sales.

As a whistleblower, she also carries out significant work with public authorities to advocate for bees, which are an essential link for the environment and our own species.

THE RUBBERS [15’]

An invisible crime

Every two minutes, on average, a woman is the victim of sexual assault in public transportation.

In the metro, an "anti-rubbers brigade" hunts down these sex offenders.

THE SACRIFICED HEIRS [52’]

How to disinherit your descendants

In France, it is forbidden to disinherit one's descendants unless there is an unworthiness clause.

However, as couples separate and remarry, this sacrosanct principle wavers. Many legal loopholes, such as life insurance and expatriation, allow individuals to bypass these rules.

THE SCHOOL OF DANGER [52’]

Do the right thing at the right time

This film follows a year of training for a group of six fire officers, from their instruction to their first steps in the field. The aim is to prepare them to make the right decisions when their teams intervene in a road accident, a fire, or after a terrorist attack, making sure they do the right thing at the right time.

During this intensive period, they are confronted with "real life" exercises where vital decisions are to be taken within seconds. Their commitment, state of mind, and ability to manage their emotions are put to the test.

Will they show qualities of responsibility, self-sacrifice, and exemplary behavior necessary to guide men and women in action?

THE SCHOOL OF THE GREEN BERETS [93’]

The ruthless selection of marine commandos

Each year, nine-week training sessions are organized to test candidates, aged 20 to 30, who want to join the 2,500 men composing the French army marine seals and special forces. The program includes: aptitude tests, diving, shooting, strategy, survival and nights with no more than 3 hours of sleep.

The recruits of this elite corps will be responsible for carrying out secret missions in hostile terrain and must be able to face any kind of extreme situations.

THE SECRET ALBUM OF CLINT EASTWOOD [52’]

The man behind the myth

This film reveals an intimate Clint Eastwood through never-before-seen archives and testimonials from close friends and family.

Far from the spotlight and the Hollywood myth, the famous actor and director reveals lesser-known facets of his personality.

THE SECRET LIFE OF EMBASSIES [42’]

Corners of France across the globe

Embassies are corners of France scattered across the globe.

These enclaves are home to many compatriots whose mission is to represent France abroad.

Bruno Aubert is in charge of Baghdad.

THE SECRET LIFE OF THE ARISTOS [90’]

Save the castles

Families whose nobility dates back nearly 1,000 years have agreed to reveal the secrets of their way of life. What they have in common is that they still live in their ancestors' castles.

But these mansions, some of them gigantic, are also a financial drain. Contrary to popular belief, these families may be noble, but not all are rolling in money.

So, to save their châteaux, imagination and creativity rule.

THE SECRET LIFE OF THE GYPSIES 1 & 2 [120’]

A misunderstood culture

A unique perspective on the gypsy community, an often misunderstood culture with its traditions, mysteries, and ancestral practices.

THE SECRETS OF A PALACE IN THE HEART OF PARIS [44’]

The gilded behind-the-scenes of the Opéra Garnier

It's one of the capital's most prestigious landmarks, with its gold-covered statues, grand green dome, impressive marble staircase, and almost 50,000 square meters of gilded decor.

What are the mysteries of this legendary palace, where 300 people work on every floor?

THE SECRETS OF THE CHINESE NEW YEAR [43’]

Celebrated the world over

Every year, 1.5 billion Chinese celebrate the New Year. The date varies according to the lunar calendar, and the festivities extend over 15 days.

What secrets lie behind these majestic parades? And how do these age-old traditions continue to fascinate the world?

THE SPECIALS, A DIFFERENT LOOK [52’]

The fight for care for severely autistic children

The families of so-called "severe" autistic children are left to fend for themselves due to a lack of adequate support.

Thankfully, some associations are stepping in.

TOKYO, ULTRA-MODERN AND ZEN [52’]

The crossroads of two worlds

With over 30 million inhabitants, Tokyo is the world's most populous city, but it's also another planet, futuristic and traditional, expensive and mysterious.

This hasn't stopped thousands of expatriates from settling here, though culture shock isn't always easy to cope with.

TOMORROWLAND SUMMER [53’]

The biggest techno festival in the world

Tomorrowland is the biggest techno festival in the world.

Created 15 years ago in Belgium by two brothers, it attracts 400,000 people every year and generates a turnover of 25 million euros.

This film takes us behind the scenes of this oversized and seemingly good-natured event of excess.

TOMORROWLAND WINTER [52’]

Partying in the cold

Tomorrowland Winter, in the French Alps, is the winter version of the biggest techno festival in the world.

In addition to the usual risks, the rescue teams also have to deal with weather conditions that make the situation even more dangerous.

60 people are working day and night to ensure the safety of the revelers, having to deal with sometimes irresponsible behavior.

TORONTO, THE NEW NEW YORK [40’]

Dreams find an address

Designated as one of the most pleasant cities in the world, Ontario's capital has a laid-back, hip feel, an air of New York, and a cosmopolitan atmosphere.

Success stories abound, whether in the financial, restaurant, or nightlife sectors.

TOURING KIDS [75’]

An epic journey of tolerance

24 kids aged 6 to 16 and from a cosmopolitan and rough neighborhood are part of a theater company coached by professionals.

With their show, Lord Stanley's Gypsy, they toured all over France to finally arrive in Slovakia, where they meet the real Gypsy people.

Their humor, rage, talent, and raw energy take us on an epic journey of tolerance.

TOWN FAIRS AND COUNTRY FAIRS [90’]

Standing up to e-commerce

Although e-commerce enjoys ever-greater success, nothing seems able to dethrone trade fairs.

Every spring, crowds flock to these popular gatherings held in town or in the country. They showcase household equipment, motorhomes, and even hens and horses at rural fairs.

TOXIC BURDEN [52’ or 75’]

A civilization disease

This film follows the tradition of major investigations into health and environmental issues.

Although the subject is basically "scientific", the theme of allergies is an extraordinary tool for exploring the complex relationship between humans and their environment.

The more we investigate the causes of the explosion of allergies, the more we understand the societal character of what has gradually become a "disease of civilization".

TRASH, THE SCOURGE OF ILLEGAL DUMPING [13’]

Dangerous for the environment, expensive for the offender

Dropping rubbish in the street is punishable by a €2,000 fine. A small town implemented this strong measure to combat illegal dumping.

Local authorities are having trouble with non-recycled waste, which is hazardous to the environment. Some are setting up specialized brigades to track down offenders by analyzing abandoned waste.

The hunt is on for illegal dumping.

TRUCKER BABES [43x90’]

Turning heads over wheels

The female gender is not usually associated with the trucker profession.

But the “Trucker Babes” are here to challenge that preconception.

Tough, quick-witted, and with plenty of horsepower under their seats, they easily hold their own.

TRUCKERS, A DAILY LIFE UNDER HIGH TENSION [52’]

A rattled profession

More than 600,000 lorries crisscross the roads of France. Even if the drivers are passionate about their work, their profession is now under pressure.

In addition to the frantic pace of work, there is competition from foreign truckers. To limit the damage, a special unit monitors and controls the vehicles.

In this sometimes explosive world, women are beginning to emerge. They now represent 10% of the workforce.

TWINS, LIFE AS A DOUBLE [52’]

A professional asset

Some twins find their place immediately, while others take longer to forge their identity in this imposed duo.

Over a period of six months, this film followed four sets of twins who have turned their twinness into a professional asset.

TWO-WHEELER HUNTING, THE WAR IS ON [52’]

The difficult sharing of asphalt

Whether scooters, bicycles, or scooters, there have never been so many two-wheelers on the road in French towns and cities.


The asphalt has become an urban jungle, and not everyone is happy about it, especially pedestrians. Some collisions can turn tragic. As tension mounts, many citizens take the law into their own hands, and filmed altercations multiply.

The two-wheeler war is on.

UNIT FOR DIFFICULT PATIENTS [90’]

Professionals dedicated to the impossible

In a special unit for difficult patients, caregivers are confronted with extreme cases where medicine often intersects with psychological distress.

Dedicated to the impossible, these professionals face both human and ethical challenges.

URBAN RODEOS [15’]

Pimped cars races

On a parking lot, like every Friday, a thousand people attend a gathering of pimped cars. But that evening, drama is around the bend.

Little by little, the show turns into a wild rodeo. The apprentice drivers get carried away and drive faster and faster, some dangerously close to the public, until 26 people are hit. Miraculously, no life-threatening injuries were reported.

All over France, gatherings of pimped cars attract thousands of people every week.

USA, WOMEN ON DEATH ROW [52’]

Awaiting execution

Only a handful of women are sentenced to death in the United States.

Through exclusive interviews, this film reveals their stories and the conditions in which they live while awaiting execution.

USURPATION [28’]

The swindles of day-to-day life

This film is about the swindles that individuals can be subjected to daily and provides tips on how to avoid them.

VANESSA MELET, 37 YEARS OLD: A DISTURBING DISAPPEARANCE [45’]

A well-kept secret

On 6 December 2016, Vanessa Melet, 37, disappeared without a trace.

That morning, however, she said she was going for a walk on leaving her parents' home at around 7:30 am. So, what happened?

The young woman's parents cannot envision a voluntary disappearance or suicide; they are convinced that a man is behind it all. Indeed, several weeks before, she had returned to live with her parents due to a serious health problem.

VITRY FIRE BRIGADE, TENSE INTERVENTIONS [52’]

Save or perish

To save or to perish is the motto of the Paris Fire Brigade (PFB), an elite corps of 8,500 men and women. The PFB intervenes in the chic districts of Paris as well as in the heated suburbs.

One of the most active brigades is stationed 4 km from Paris, where activity is at its peak all year round. This suburb of 100,000 inhabitants is ridden with poverty, precariousness, unemployment, and its share of violence.

This film follows the firefighters of this elite corps, from car accidents to personal rescue.

WEDDING, BAPTISM, BIRTHDAY: THE CRAZY LIFE OF GYPSY FAMILIES [52’]

A festive and colourful daily life

Between grandiose celebrations and unique family moments, the daily life of gipsy families is festive and colorful.

WELCOME TO THE NORTH [43’]

Warmth and friendliness

People from North of France are renowned for their warmth and friendliness.

This film explores the importance of traditional cuisine and the community values that characterize this region.

WHAT IF YOU BOUGHT YOUR HOLIDAYS AT THE SUPERMARKET? [30’]

Fun without breaking the bank

In recent years, large retailers have become major players in the travel sector and now represent 20% of the market.

They offer holidays at unbeatable prices, with discounts of up to 70%, and more and more people trust them.

In addition, leisure centers are multiplying. These multi-activity sites, which allow people to have fun close to home at a low cost, are becoming increasingly popular.

WHEN LITTLE GIRLS PLAY LOLITAS [90’]

A disturbing tendency

These days, young girls have a disturbing tendency towards hyper-sexualization.

This film analyzes the effects of this trend on the construction of children's identities and its social impact through interviews with parents, experts, and children.

WHERE HAS KARINE GONE? [46’]

Runaway or murder?

Runaway or murder?

This film tells the disturbing story of Karine's disappearance.

WHO WILL WIN THE AIR FRYER BATTLE? [29’]

Revolution in the kitchen

The air fryer has revolutionized modern cooking with its health promises and aggressive marketing.

This film scrutinizes various models and consults experts, consumers, and manufacturers to understand this booming market amid an intense commercial battle.

WHO'S NEXT, INTERNATIONAL FASHION FAIR [40’]

A must-attend event for every fashionista

Over four days, thousands of brands, influencers, journalists, and buyers meet at this show dedicated to ready-to-wear and accessories.

Nearly 1,200 brands, 70% international, offer something for every taste.

It is an event that every self-respecting fashionista must attend at least once in her life.

WILDLIFE VETS, A RISKY JOB [52’]

Zoo heroes

Vets specializing in wildlife are only a few.

They primarily work in zoos, where they can attend to the rarest and sometimes most dangerous species. Their experience enables them to treat felines, reptiles, marine mammals, and even the most giant herbivores on the African savannah.

For several months, we followed them from France to Costa Rica. We witnessed the most delicate operations and shared their daily lives, which are full of emotion and moments of intense stress.

WINE DYNASTY [90’]

An art unto itself

A few great winegrowing families have been perpetuating the tradition of excellent wine for generations.

They jealously guard the secrets of their know-how but readily share their passion for the art of winemaking.

WIVES OF INMATES [52’]

Hope, loyalty, and disillusionment

The daily lives of women whose husbands are in prison are a mixed bag of hope, loyalty, and disillusionment.

They share their life stories and the challenges they face in maintaining ties with their incarcerated partners.

WOMAN'S CRIMES, THE ALEXANDRA RICHARD’S CASE [52’]

From domestic violence to murder

Alexandra Richard was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment for the murder of her husband in 2016.

She has always maintained that she acted in self-defense after her drunken husband threatened her. Alexandra Richard was a victim of domestic violence and received support from feminist associations.

WOMAN'S CRIMES, THE EDITH SCARAVETTI'S CASE [52’]

Between self-defense and premeditated crime

Edith Scaravetti has been convicted of murdering her abusive husband.

However, this case involves complex aspects that waver between self-defense and premeditated crime.

WOMEN OF ACTION [2x40’]

Strong heads who flirt with danger every day

Firefighters, soldiers, airline pilots, emergency doctors, war reporters, truck drivers - more and more women are choosing these careers out of a taste for risk, adventure, and passion.

WOMEN OF RWANDA [52’]

Taking up the baton

After the 1994 genocide, Rwandan women rebuilt the nation, stepping into key industries.

Elisabeth Nyirakaragire, the country's first female veterinarian, devotes her life to preserving mountain gorillas and inspires other women to get involved in conservation, a field long dominated by men.

From coffee farming to cutting-edge technology, Rwanda's women are the new face of the local economy.

WOMEN TRUCK DRIVERS [90’]

Stereotype breakers

In this film, we share the fascinating daily lives of these women who have decided to drive heavy trucks on Europe's most dangerous roads.

Between professional and personal challenges, they break stereotypes in a men-dominated profession and demonstrate extraordinary courage and tenacity.

WOMEN'S CRIMES, THE VALERIE BACOT'S CASE [52’]

A surfeit of suffering

Valérie Bacot, accused of murdering her husband, shocked the public with her story of suffering and violence.

This film retraces the critical moments of her trial and the moral dilemmas it raised.

WORLD BREAD CUP, WHO’S THE BEST BAKER? [40’]

Flour and tears

Three candidates, three journeys fraught with pitfalls.

Laurent, from France, sold his bakery and has been training for two years, but his family is struggling to cope with the sacrifices. Bacary, from Mali, trained in a war-torn country and now faces the competition without his assistant who was denied a visa. After two near-misses, Martin, from Belgium, mobilizes exceptional means to honor the memory of his father.

Ten decisive events, only one title: who will be crowned world champion?

WORLD TAPAS CHAMPIONSHIP [13’]

The emblem of Spanish gastronomy

Tapas are the essence of Spain's typical little bars, and once a year, during the world championship, Valladolid becomes the capital of this national gastronomic emblem.

The rules are strict in this competition like no other, where chefs come from all over the world: the maximum cost of ingredients is limited, the result must be eaten in one or two bites, the products must be fresh, and the recipe must, of course, be original.

WORLDSKILLS-KILLS COMPETITION, WHO WILL BE THE BEST OF THEIR GENERATION? [52’]

The contest of a lifetime

The WorldSkills competition enables young people worldwide to test their skills in over 60 different trades.

Whether they're pastry chefs, engineers, or carpenters, they all dream of representing their countries in the best possible way.

This film follows the preparation of 3 candidates who devote all their time and energy to the competition of a lifetime.

YVES-MARIE LE BOURDONNEC, THE STAR BUTCHER [29’]

From fame to anonymity

Yves-Marie le Bourdonnec was the star of Parisian butchers. In 2010, the New York Times named his burger "the best steak in the world'" At the time, he was the supplier of choice for top Parisian chefs such as Yannick Alléno and Alain Ducasse.

But in 2022, his professional career took a new turn. During his holidays in an isolated region of France, he frequented the local butcher's shop as a customer. When the owner told him that he was retiring with no successor, Yves-Marie Le Bourdonnec decided to take over, become an anonymous shopkeeper again, and rebuild a whole new clientele.

ZARA, THE STORY OF THE WORLD'S RICHEST MAN [52’]

A worldwide success

Amancio Ortega, founder of fashion giant Zara, is the son of a railroad worker who became one of the world's wealthiest and most influential men.

This film reveals the secrets of his success and the challenges he faced in building a global empire.

This is the captivating story of the transformation of a small boutique into an iconic fast-fashion brand.