Highlights

THE PEOPLES OF NORTH VIETNAM [52’]

A mosaic of cultures

The far north of Vietnam is home to various small ethnic groups with different languages, lifestyles, and clothing styles. They often live in isolation in this magnificent mountainous region, trying to keep their traditions alive by wearing splendid costumes that distinguish the groups.

Rehahn is a photographer who has settled in the country and opened a gallery where all his work is collected. He has made the diversity of traditional costumes his favorite subject.

Once again, he heads north on a colorful journey to document and bear witness to these remote ethnic groups.

MATTHEW PERRY, THE ONE WE MISS [52’ or 70’]

An actor who marked an entire generation

This film delves into Matthew Perry's life and career, spanning from his early years to his breakthrough as the unforgettable Chandler Bing in the hit series Friends.

With the help of numerous excerpts and archive footage, we retrace his film roles, his struggle with personal demons, particularly his addiction problems, and the challenges he overcame right up to his tragic end.

A poignant tribute to an actor who marked an entire generation.

WILD ATLANTIC FOREST OF BRAZIL [52’]

An episode from the series
NATURE SANCTUARIES

Brazil, and particularly the State of Bahia, is home to a forest much less known than the Amazon: the Atlantic Forest. Dense and humid, it stretches along the ocean of the same name.

Initially one of the largest ecosystems in South America, the drastic reduction in its surface area has led to the loss of many plant and animal species. Despite this, the Atlantic Forest harbors an incredible diversity of plant species and plays a vital role as a home to endemic species and unique ecosystems.

With its thick massifs, wetlands, and mangroves, the Atlantic Forest remains a precious and unique natural space whose preservation is an absolute priority.

MASTERS OF SAVOURS [17x52’]

The taste of Nature

Nature has provided humanity with edible plants that offer infinite tastes and sensations. Over the centuries, with patience and passion, Man has developed the know-how to transform them into exceptional food.

From tea to chocolate, rice, olive oil, or honey, this series offers a culinary exploration of the world to meet these men and women who have learned to magnify these gifts of Nature.

ALIENS EXPANDED [52’]

James Cameron redefines science-fiction cinema

The film "Alien" is indisputably the pinnacle of science-fiction cinema, and when legendary director James Cameron undertook the sequel to this myth with "Aliens" (1986), it was nothing less than a masterpiece to be expected.

"Aliens Expanded" takes us to the heart of the creative process behind this cinematic gem, up close and personal with James Cameron and his team. It tells us about the incredible fascination with this franchise fueled by merchandising, adaptations, and the unwavering passion of a community of fans.

DESTINIES [4x52’]

The memorable characters of History

Some lives are synonymous with times long past, and recounting them is to bring these worlds back to life.

This series retraces the destinies of the greatest historical figures and takes us back to the eras they left their mark on.

AGRO MAFIA IN ITALY [52’]

The new criminal scourge

Italy is among the top five food exporters in the world thanks to tomatoes, olive oil, and mozzarella. These products are loved worldwide and generate substantial profits, which has not escaped the attention of the mafias.

The Camorra in Naples, Ndrangheta in Calabria, and Cosa Nostra in Sicily have infiltrated the agricultural sector. Indeed, much more than drugs, food is tomorrow’s business and carries fewer risks.

LAST PARADISE, THE SASI SANCTUARY OF PAPUA [52’]

Where all of nature comes to seek refuge

Imagine a place on earth where coral reefs thrive, where 75% of known organisms dwell, where sharks and giant sea turtles are born peacefully, where species that were believed to be extinct make a comeback, and where all of that is protected by an animist population whose thousand-year-old values and commitment allow for a harmonious cohabitation with nature.

There is such a place on earth, known as Mayalibit Bay, a small lagoon located on the island of Waigeo in the southwestern province of Papua, Indonesia.

KROOS [115’]

The heart and mind of Real Madrid

Toni Kroos is a phenomenon.

Even though he is the most successful and expensive German football player of all time, you barely notice him on the field or in public. He’s modest, introverted, and reserved. Yet, he is the heart and mind of Real Madrid, the biggest football club in the world, where show and spectacle are as important as victory.

From Greifswald to Madrid, this film offers unseen images of the life of this atypical athlete and provides an inside look at the world of professional football.

THE CORAL OASIS OF THE TUAMOTU [52’ or 43’]

An essential sanctuary of biodiversity

In Tahitian, Tuamotu means “the distant islands” because they are isolated from everything, far removed from human hustle and bustling trade routes.

They host some of the planet’s richest wildlife, which is still resisting the upheavals of the modern world.

THE REALM OF ANTS [52’]

United to survive

In the garden of a country house, a colony of Rufibarbis ants wakes up after the winter.

In the six months from spring to autumn, it faces the age-old challenge of survival.

The hard workers, the dedicated soldiers, and the precious queen join forces to meet the demands of reproduction and to fight the dangers of theft, slavery, or flooding.

THE THOUSAND AND ONE MUSICAL LIVES OF FLEETWOOD MAC [52’]

They had everything to succeed and everything to fail

The band Fleetwood Mac enjoyed extraordinary musical longevity, fueled by the genius of its performers but also by numerous abuses.

For those dubbed America's Beatles, it was forty years of sex, drugs, and rock'n'roll.