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A story from the very center of events about the birth of a new country, the Donetsk People's Republic. Filming took place over six weeks from April to May 2014. The camera follows 300 revolutionaries who took over the building of the Regional State Administration in the center of Donetsk and declared the independence of the region. The revolutionaries see themselves as the saviors of their people from the bloodthirsty fascist government based in Kyiv. This is a story about how to make a revolution and what happens after that when you get the power. The heroes of the film are Andrei ("Lenin"), who leaves home and mother to change history; the speaker of the new government, Vladimir, and the head of the internal anti-corruption security service, whose task is to capture and interrogate traitors, fascists and enemies of the Revolution. When the heroes believed they had won, their fates abruptly changed course.

Television documentary about Louis Pierre Althusser (1918–1990), one of the most influential Marxist philosophers of the 20th Century.

Édouard Philippe, newly reelected mayor of Le Havre, becomes the spokesperson for his political "boss" since 2004, Alain Juppé, who hopes to represent the Right at the next presidential election.

A woman argues that she possesses a sixth sense about the lies of men. Her boyfriend is convinced that she's only known bad liars and sets out to prove her wrong.

Creator Family welcomes Julien Peron, producer of the film "What is happiness for you". In the company of Emjy Stark, host for Inso Campus TV, will discuss the techniques and production secrets of his film.

Dreads, colourful clothes, and an explosive character... At first glance, Sarah McCoy does not correspond in any way to the image one has of a stuffy pianist. And yet, as soon as she puts her fingers on the keys of a keyboard, magic happens.

A dressing room, a mirror, here lipstick and shimmering varnish intertwine. He is determined and whatever anyone may have said to him, tonight he will be the most beautiful."

This short film tells the story of a young homosexual man, lost in his love life, who will be confronted with "Love".

Fed up with his father only having eyes for his little brother, Martin decides to drown the baby of the family to win his father’s affections.

Once you start feeling the effects of what invisible radiation can do, you might be trapped in an ongoing cacophony of terrible noise; but other symptoms can also occur in people affected by an intolerance to electromagnetic fields. And there’s virtually no getting away from it.

In a dark expanse that could be the cosmos, we hear the voice of Arthur C. Clarke, whose face - taken from a BBC archive dating back to the 1960s - appears in the distance. His features quickly dematerialize into a multitude of shimmering pixels, creating an enveloping and immersive space out of which the thoughts of the famed author of «2001: A Space Odyssey» emerge. At the heart of this spectral environment, and with a magnetic voice sending us back to the time of cathode ray tubes and the golden age of television broadcasting, A C. Clarke tells us about the arrival of digital revolution, decades ahead of his time. This film is an invitation to travel, and a crepuscular form of poetry to be experienced immersively.

Snow is suspended. It becomes rare. The wonder is in peril. The extraordinary atmosphere which it induces and which suspends the stifled daily life, moves away from our impatience. Snow is a curtain behind which capitalist issues are going on, the consequences of which are universal and global. Nivose is an attempt to reverse the movement, to fix and revive by abstraction a climatic phenomenon so far condemned by mankind in a process that could be inescapable. Magic operates when the camera catches the flakes in the opposite direction.

This film is from the project Unconformities, comprised of artworks made up from the material of surveyed land, extracted from coring construction sites in Paris, Athens and Beirut. These cores bare their "unconformities"—temporal ruptures, natural disasters, geological movements—in full view, revealing a constant cycle of construction and deconstruction that is the defining feature of civilisations past and present, with each using the stones of the last. History appears not as layers but as actions, a kind of palimpsest mixing epochs and civilizations. These poetic recompositions question the dominant forms of narrating and representing history, but also address debates around the Anthropocene.

Somewhere in Brittany, on a hill men and women have taken to sculpting the effigies of saints in blocks of granite three to five meters high. In the end, a thousand statues are supposed to reign over this site for eternity. The film sketches the portrait of this strange stone population and of this crazy project.

Upon learning of their mother's death, Samuel and Émilie, two mentally challenged siblings, run away from their group home in the middle of winter. As they go deeper and deeper in the forest, their relationship is put to the test.

Sam carpools up north for a funeral.

There are so many girls for daddy to choose from, so he never runs out of inspiration to get hard. He may be well into his fifties, but this erection isn't going down no matter how many sweet tiny college holes open up to take his dick. There are blue haired ones, and even a sassy black chick in 1 Dirty Dad who take it like a champ and make dad proud!

As they set out on a hunting trip, Steph teaches Sarah basic gun safety. It’s her very first time…

A French Parody of the reality TV show Secret Story.

In Laos, a teenage adolescent encounters a Buddhist novice. During a party, they sing karaoke together.

For many, meditation is the new yoga and is gaining new popularity worldwide. More and more clinical studies are showing that meditation has a positive influence on our brain and our health. Science has the first answers to the question of the extent to which mental practice is actually effective for pain, depression or anxiety. Could meditation help to cure certain illnesses or prevent them altogether?

With 66 million passengers coming through it each year, Roissy-Charles-De-Gaulle airport is Europe's second largest and busiest hub. Every day, up to 1800 aircraft land and take off in record time. This film provides a fascinating glimpse into how Roissy-Charles-De-Gaulle airport is able to welcome over 230,000 passengers a day with as little turbulence as possible.

A peaceful image transforms imperceptibly into a blood-red scene. Below the soothing waves of the sea, deep unrest simmers. Digital impressionism. An inner journey in our relationship with violence and memory, through a patient deconstruction of the image, set to the subtle sound of a never-ceasing wind.

Short film directed for a project on the theme "Love", by two students of GOBELINS "Character animation and animated film" They worked for 5 months (from January to May). This exercise was meant to learn the 3D pipeline on Maya.

After her fall, Sophie is aiming to the surface, but she's unable to trust her entourage anymore.

Between 1652 and 1657, 58 girls were devoured by a wolf in the Essonne, France. Four centuries later, in the same place, young girls vanish.

Too late. The family dinner is coming to an end. Seven–year-old Fanny is the only child at the table... the main thing is not to sleep!

In the fall of 2017, 40 years after her first major tour of Quebec, Angèle Dubeau will embark on her final concert tour in Quebec. For this tour, entitled "Pour une dernière fois" (One Last Time), Angèle Dubeau will be accompanied by her orchestra La Pietà and will perform a program composed of beloved works requested by the public, works that have marked her career.

In a psychiatric hospital, Thissa d'Avila Bensalah, a theater director, works on a theatrical construction inspired by Rainer Werner Fassbinder's BREMEN FREEDOM in which she involves nine patients under psychiatric care. The play's main role of Geesche is played by Annick. But what does it mean to make a fictional character come to life when that character is so close to one's own experiences ? A number of questions arise concerning the impact of Geesche's story on the intimate and collective life of the actors and actresses involved in the play. Annick, Georges, Jean-Pascal, Jean-Paul, Anne, Nordine, Felix, Stephane and Marie-Pierre question how their real lives overlap with their theatrical roles. These questions eventually develop into a common reflection on how psychiatry, patriarchal violence and social constructions are ultimately interwoven.

Leonard escapes from his daily routine by secretly cross-dressing: until the day his wife comes home earlier than he expected.

As a malfunctioning cargo spaceship is threatening to crash to the Earth, Claire is going through a difficult Winter.

Sylvain Desmille, a young gay man confronted with homophobia from the 1970s to the 1990s, tells the story of the construction of his sexual identity.