Highlights
The universe goes back in time
This film tells the story of the solar system, but in reverse. It all begins in the distant future, when the Sun dies, and the film gradually goes back in time to the birth of the planets and their star.
As the story unfolds, life on Earth vanishes, worlds return to their primitive form, and the universe reverts to its original state.
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.
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.
TENDERNESS IN THE SAVANNAH [52’]
An episode from the series
THE INCREDIBLE AFRICAN WILDLIFE
We often think that in the savannah, there is only one law: that of the predators.
But in truth, these moments of spectacular fury are brief, with interludes of peace, harmony, and even tenderness. There are also the mothers’ infinite attention and patience, the fathers’ benevolence, the games played by the siblings, and the couples who bear witness to their mutual attachment.
This film invites us to discover another savannah that may be a little idyllic but undeniably soothing.
AMERICA AT WAR [52’ or 90’]
All-out military intervention
The world is gripped by numerous conflicts, both ongoing and in the making, all of which share a common denominator: America's involvement. And yet, not all of these countries are on America's doorstep.
But is there such a thing as a conflict in which America is absent?
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.
NATALIE PORTMAN, SWAN, REBEL, ICON [52’]
A role model of grace and strength
From her acting debut in “Léon, The Professional” at the age of 12 to her Oscar-winning performance in “Black Swan”, Natalie Portman has built her career on portraying intense characters as well as taking on lighter roles, showcasing her incredible range.
A Harvard graduate, an advocate for gender equality, and a producer passionate about telling diverse stories, Portman is an inspiring role model.
FLAVORS [105x52’]
Sublime escapes
Discover the magic and beauty of some of the world’s most enchanting destinations, including their natural wonders, outstanding monuments, crafts, and breathtaking landscapes.
This series is an invitation to travel to the heart of the traditions and peculiarities of the world’s most celebrated countries.
BECKENBAUER, THE KAISER [90’]
The ultimate tribute
Franz Beckenbauer is one of the greatest names in world soccer, a winner of every trophy.
Several international football stars talk about who he was for them: a role model, a big brother, a reassuring guide, a comrade, a coach, a teammate, a friend.
Using never-before-seen archives, this series also traces the history of the Federal Republic of Germany since 1945, the year Beckenbauer was born.
BURGER, AN AMERICAN SUPERPOWER [52’]
Two buns, a steak, and an after-taste of America
At first glance, it's just a piece of meat between two buns. But the burger is not merely a meal: it has become a symbol of American soft power.
In campaigns, wars, and diplomacy, it circulates like an edible flag, representing promises, nostalgia, and power.
In Trump's hands, on the streets of Erbil, Iraq, or across Russia, the burger travels the world, influencing imaginations and redefining power dynamics.
STALINGRAD [3x52’]
The turning point of World War II
The battle for Stalingrad was the bloodiest decisive combat in the war of annihilation unleashed by Hitler. It cost the lives of at least one million German and Red Army soldiers and Soviet civilians.
Stalingrad marked a psychological turning point in the Second World War since the defeat of the 6th Army shocked many Germans into realizing that, despite all the propaganda, the war would be lost.
This series portrays how the catastrophe came about and what the horrific consequences of this battle were for the soldiers and inhabitants of the city.