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In 2011 the Syrian people rise up against the Assad regime. When Dr. Haider, a pediatric heart surgeon, loses his brother in a terrorist attack, he decides to fulfill his last wish, finding himself questioning everything he has always believed in.

A chicken coop set up at the foot of a nuclear power plant sees its daily life turned upside down by a series of comic, cartoon-style mutations.

In a neighborhood, there lives a very curious child, Keziah, with his young mother and a roommate nicknamed Tata. Admiring Tata, a dancer and singer in a bar, he starts to mimic her actions, even going out on the street wearing makeup. He then faces a situation where he feels judged by others without understanding why. Wanting to protect him, his mother decides to distance her son from her friend, Tata.

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In just under 50 years, Airbus has managed to catch up with the American aircraft manufacturer Boeing. But has everything been above board? Since the early 2000s, the CIA has suspected the European company of paying bribes to gain market share from Boeing. US authorities can demand high fines in such cases ...

In a residential area, police forces surround the property of a wanted criminal. A SWAT team makes its way quietly into the house. Hidden between the walls, the wanted man is desperate to escape alive.

After delivery of a parcel, on leaving a restaurant, hotel or train, or following an exchange with the customer service department of your telephone operator, the same request: to rate. On a scale from 0 to 10, embellished with colors, or by awarding pretty, playful little stars. A simple, mechanical and painless action for the rater. But behind this harmless gesture lies a brutal management system, operated directly by the customer, without their knowledge. Even more worrying: without knowing it, we are all being rated, to feed the algorithms of opaque companies that claim to be able to predict the future. The film questions this invasion of rating systems, and the consequences of this practice for our individual realities and collective freedoms.

Cut off from globalization, Cuba has had to rethink its production methods to circumvent the international embargo. In search of inspiration for a sustainable future, Corentin de Chatelperron sets out to discover these frugal innovations.

The tumultuous school day is filled with cries of „Aaaah!“: cries of anger, of boredom, of joy and surprise – in short, the full spectrum of young emotions. A charmingly grotesque animated short about an uproar in a world that dances to the tune of the adults.

The Nomad wanders through the city of Evry, guided by his imaginary compass, which he believes will lead him to a place where he can forget all his fears.

Every Good Friday, since 1980, I have filmed the reconstruction of the Stations of the Cross of the Passion of Christ in Burzet, in an isolated village in Ardèche, where the inhabitants, for seven centuries, have dressed up to celebrate and perpetuate this religious rite. “Dis-nous ce que tu sais” is the report of the Good Friday ceremonial of the year 2023 in Burzet.

Four centuries of various forms of subordination have given the people of Taiwan a strong taste for freedom, which has endured despite Chinese appetites. Journalist Pierre Haski takes a look back at the history and specific features of the "beautiful island".

Recent discoveries by archaeologists and researchers have shed new light on the Incas, shaking up our presumptions of this fascinating pre-Colombian civilisation.

A maze. Friends. A maze. Terrified friends. An extraordinary maze.

Television documentary about the life and importance of actress Sarah Bernhardt.

As they perform fictional scenes inspired by the testimony of a young Moroccan who has fled the war in Ukraine, the actors collectively question what the notion of safety means to them.

Robert does not like going to bed as he thinks there are monsters in his room, hiding in the dark. His mother leaves the landing light on and his door ajar. But that does not stop the little boy’s imagination from conjuring up his deepest fears! Fortunately, he has his teddy bear to help him...

Anne, director, adapts L’Assommoir by Emile Zola in which she plays the role of Gervaise. The story echoes her life. Through the mise en abyme, the film challenges this troubling border where fiction merges with reality, where life merges with art. A naturalistic approach that questions intimacy, drama, passion, work and love, and seeks to shed light on the most vibrant, timeless and universal aspects of life.

Reb, a social worker, fights body and soul to restore a semblance of dignity to a forgotten fringe of society: sex workers. One summer night, Maria, a transgender prostitute, is murdered. Reb and the prostitutes finally get the chance to speak out, as no one else will.

While glancing over a horoscope, which advises Taurus to have a check-up, that Claire, Sagittarius, decides to have one. It seems that Claire needs to fill her days, to have a precise schedule, to distract herself perhaps. Why is Claire in such a rush? Will the doctors she meets at all her medical appointments, which she keeps going to with her mind on other things, manage to find out?

It is one of the world’s most secretive and controversial cults… brought to light by one of Hollywood's biggest stars, Tom Cruise. Since its creation in 1953, Scientology has won millions of disciples, up to 40,000 in France alone, according to its leaders. Scientologists follow the teachings of a former bestselling Science Fiction author, L. Ron Hubbard. They believe in reincarnation and undergo extraordinary practices to gain enlightenment. Scientology is also an institution plagued by headline-grabbing scandals when former members go public about their experiences with the sect. While it is recognized as a religion in some countries, others consider it a dangerous cult.

May 1973: While hitchhiking home from the Cannes festival, Jean-Jacques, a young heterosexual man, rather homophobic, gets lost in the Cévennes mountains. He finds refuge with an elderly gentleman who not only admits his homosexuality, but claims to be Jean-Jacques decades later.

A leak in the ceiling of the Louvre pulls Jacques into an emotional vortex where a cosmic teardrop dissolves the museum’s masterpieces into their rawest forms. Follow your tears and see where it might take you.

On the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the "Marche des Beurs," this original documentary explores the evolution of the representation of French people of North African descent on television. A bold and humorous film, free of taboos, both thoughtful and optimistic.

Tadjoura, Horn of Africa, 1886. Arthur Rimbaud, who as a teenager was a scandalous and brilliant poet, now makes his living as an arms dealer.

In Germany, a family of Syrian refugees of Palestinian origin is suddenly forced to cohabit with new residents: Maria and her daughter Sofia, who are fleeing the war in Ukraine.

Two young people join for a spring walk on the hill above the village. André tries to share his doubts with Lina. She tells him about her dreams and a medieval song where the Virgin Mary saves a monk who struggles with the devil. All around, birds, neighbors, come and go peacefully. Trees blossom.

Comedian Hakim Jemili takes to the stage at Montreux Comedy accompanied by his most valuable "instrument" of work: a park bench. This bench is where almost all of his sketch projects, Instagram stories, film pitches, and even his love story with Fadily Camara began.

Documentary on the French graphic and visual artist and designer, editor, artistic director, and teacher who is known for his widely-used fonts.

Key moments in World History are told by a pair of socks

It’s Mardi Gras in 70s New Orleans. James, a 13 years old saxophonist is playing music in his new room. Through music and with the help of a friendly spirit, he will discover the city he just moved in.

A theatre company. An isolated spot in the countryside. The apocalypse rumbles in the background. It's here, very close. Death lurks. Life struggles on. Love will triumph.

As the end of the world approaches, a depressed teenager is faced with her fears and desires.

At the Victor Hugo High School, French teacher Leïla Al Bachir has called a disciplinary hearing for one of her students: Simon Petit. In her quest to find a fair sanction for Simon, she realises her workplace is in serious trouble.