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Thomas Wiesel's comeback with a new show. After blowing away Romandy and every politician and personality natural to it, he makes way to Paris with a new target: himself. He opens up, complains (a lot), makes fun of himself, and, above all, tries to reassure you that: it's okay, promise. (translated from the French TMDB page.)
In a high school in the Parisian suburbs, a dozen young people, in general or professional second class, find themselves in a room, to attend a lesson like no other. Sex education option! They are 15 years old and have been selected to participate in 5 sexuality education workshops, led by Thomas Guiheneuc. The film recounts this pilot experience and follows the daily life of the group of teenage volunteers for several weeks. Through exercises on gender representations, on the forces and influences of norms and stereotypes, on the concern for the pleasure of oneself and of the other, on the understanding of equality and consent, these high school students reveal and tell.
Following the footsteps of the mythical Flying Frenchies and their movie, I Believe I Can Fly, Antony Newton and Pablo Signoret decide to revive a rare discipline: Baseline.
When Alice and Liam meet and the evening becomes a journey, by the light of dawn everything seems possible.
An immersive and experimental short film documenting the strange and tense atmosphere in Washington D.C. on January 20th, 2021.
Who are these moms that have to keep on living different lives at the same time, at work and with their children? Some experience maternal burn-out, this physical and mental exhaustion which makes them wonder whether they are actually "good mothers". Some feel depressed and others admit that they no longer have time for themselves, that they only think about their children, and sometimes they even hate them. In this documentary, mothers talk about the hell they have experienced and their debilitation in order to help others learn to recognize the signs of this exhaustion.
In a deserted neighbourhood, surrounded by a mysterious presence, Elisabeth crosses the deep night of her memories in order to find Florence, her disappeared lover. On the other side of the walkie-talkie, an unknown voice arises and guides her in her quest.
This real show brings together more than 500 artists from the Celtic planet around a fairyland of sounds and lights. Cyril Féraud takes us closer to the artists, on stage and behind the scenes of the show, in order to collect anecdotes and confidences from the musicians.
ARTE pays tribute to the memory of the unforgettable Michel Portal, who passed away on February 12, 2026. Invited in 2021 by the Nancy Jazz Pulsations festival to perform in the historic setting of the Salle Poirel, the French jazz legend led a high-profile quintet and performed his latest album with the minimalist title MP85—the very essence of creativity. He was accompanied by Bojan Z, Bruno Chevillon, Lander Gyselinck, and Samuel Blaser.
Fleeting encounters, conversations about identity and experiencing life and love in the most authentic way. Six contemporary stories of men exploring love, lust and modern dating. These award winning French shorts bring raw and diverse stories with beautiful aesthetics, eclectic music and astonishing cinematography. The 6 short films are: Bootyful (2019); Naughty Spot [Gare aux coquins] (2021); Herculanum (2016); Masculine (2018); Woeful Flesh [Les nuits d'Edouard] (2018); Falling [Tomber] (2018).
Li, an illegal immigrant in Paris, works as a professional queue maker. He suffers in silence and does everything so that his daughter does not follow the same path of submission as him.
There is a strong link between singing and mental illness. This documentary tries to break down some prejudices by focusing on the music industry environment. To achieve this feat of awareness, without falling into moralization, popular artists from here lend themselves to the game of this therapy.
What if Laughter itself left mankind? Picture, for a moment, a world without color or spark…
Six avenues, in south-central Montreal, revisited.
One summer, many years after his mother confided in him about her emotional difficulties with his father, a filmmaker questions his parents, curious about the state of their relationship. At first glance, their situation does not seem to have changed. Curious, he decides to inquire about it. Their activities and discussions both revive nostalgic and fearful emotions. He sees that his mother does not feel the same. From this moment that he realizes the magnitude of the subject and that some things are not accessible to him.
The making of documentary of "Kaamelott : Premier Volet".
Lalla Rami, Turtle White, and Shani Da Flava grew up between France and Morocco. They are queer, lesbian, trans... and try to make a place for themselves in a rap world known to be macho and homophobic.
A play on Chantal Akerman's 1976 film "News From Home," this film is a series of filmed images of Bloomington Indiana and Washington D.C. backed by a years worth of messages from the director's grandmother read aloud by the director herself.
Filmed on Super 8 in Paris, Portrait de Rosa, à la française portrays an intimate love story through quiet images and gentle emotion.
Benoit and Catherine, a couple in their late twenties, go to his parents’ house for dinner. It is with surprise and apprehension that they learn that their whole family has been invited for supper and that the evening may not go as planned.
In 1961, France established its space-center in Kourou, French Guiana, expropriating local Guianese. Field investigation meets archival video to empower a silenced population.
A look into Jules Josephs Lefebvre's famous painting "La mort de Priam" or "The Death of Priam" without a dialogue.
An audiovisual work around the appropriation and diversion of the mythical sequence of the film SINGING IN THE RAIN (1952) by Stanley Donen where Gene Kelly dances and sings in the rain. Here the graceful body which twirls according to the elements, is absent...
Since the 1990s, total insect biomass has declined by 75 percent. The rapid decline affects all food chains: fish and birds can no longer find enough to eat and are becoming fewer and fewer. Studies show that neonicotinoids used in pesticides aren't just destroying the insect popualtion, but also affect human health.
Relegated to the middle of an industrial zone in the suburbs, the Muslim cemetery of Bobigny dates back to the colonial era. Fatima Kaci makes it the set of encounters, rituals, voices and presences of its visitors. Fragments of a common memory between France and Algeria erupt from the spoken dialogues and within the hollow of the silences.
Young Mido wants to be part of the band, but he just might need to tune his wild and wooly style to jam with these cool creatures.