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A clandestine vessel sinks off the coast of a small port town on the Andalusian coast without disturbing the routine. The civil guards sort out the castaways as they do every day, the tourists take advantage of the fine weather to go sailing and to the funfair, and the night trucks head north. The shipwrecked, hallucinated, discover the concrete floor of a Europe that doesn't see them.

In the fall of 2005, a mother does her best to comfort her young son as he copes with the temporary absence of his older brother. Torn between the silence of the adults around him and a vivid imagination that’s starting to run wild, the boy struggles to make sense of his brother’s mysterious departure while confronting the shadows it casts in his life.

The Lagon Nwar quartet immerses the Concerts Volants in the captivating twists and turns of its first album. An almost mystical experience, at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, and the Indian Ocean.

It's a hot day, as is often the case in Ouagadougou. It's also a very special day for this group of women. A long-awaited getaway, a moment of discovery and a break from the hustle and bustle of the world and their lives. (Language: mooré)

Seeking closure, Ana turns to a medium in hopes of reconnecting with her mother who passed away.

A mother faced with the idea of her own death secretly follows a dangerous and forbidden process aimed at mastering death.

Structured as a cabaret show and composed entirely of rare visual and sound archival material, Cabaret-Berlin, The Wild Scene explores Berlin during the 20s and early 30s, when it was home to Europe’s most innovative and experimental artists, writers, and musicians, and where Jews played a leading role.

Rising star of German pop and queer icon Cloudy June arrives in Groningen ready to fly the flag for Crazy Woman, her debut album.

NNAVY puts Switzerland on the map of European neo-soul. Thanks to the warm, intimate melodies of her EP CLOSER, the young singer has cast a spell over the ESNS festival.

Between February 4 and 11, 1945, three months before World War II ended in Europe, US President Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Churchill, and Soviet leader Stalin met in the Ukrainian city of Yalta to discuss how the continent should be politically reorganized after the imminent defeat of Nazi Germany.

TribeQa invites Les Concerts Volants to a daring fusion of African traditions, spellbinding jazz, and energetic hip-hop. A celebration of cultural diversity carried by SUMU, their fourth album.

Théo, 13 years old, invites his best friend Paul to the mountains to celebrate his mom’s birthday. First cigarette, first gulp of beer, first discovery of the body, Théo then realizes that he will never be a child again…

A privileged superhero obsessed with his appearance, Hector — also known as Captain Genetik — will have to confront his true nature when a strange white hair appears on his head.

Flora and Louise met in Yaoundé (Cameroon). They fell in love and ever since then have never left each other's side. By pushing open the door of the nonprofit housing them, I discovered the story behind their refugee status and the reasons behind their exile.

Taiti, 1903. Doctor, poet and artist Victor Segalen left France and headed for Hiva-Oa, to meet Gauguin personally. On his arrival on the island, he learns the painter had passed away. Adapted from the writings of Victor Segalen, Longe da Estrada is a very fine view of the work, life and contradictions of the great painter Paul Gauguin. And a modern analysis of the relationship between colonizers and colonized people.

Samuel is 10 years old. He keeps a diary and he has a problem: Basile told the tall Julie that Samuel was in love with her. It’s not true, he doesn’t care about Julie. It’s just that she laughed at one of his jokes and he thought that was nice of her. Well… actually Samuel does like Julie, but nobody must know…

A man in Paris, making a film, decides to write a letter to his lover, who has died by suicide. He tells her about the course of his life and his experiences in the city.

Canadian producer Dan Snaith brings his Caribou project to the Paris Zénith on an exploration of his entire discography, combining the big tunes of the past with sweet treats from his latest album Honey.

In our hyper-connected world, accounts featuring children flood social media. Encouraged by their parents, who dream of partnerships and fame, these children find themselves exposed to the many dangers of the internet while performing work that is currently not subject to any legal regulation.

Some foreign minors take refuge on the farm of a caring lady. They are looking for a home but get involved in the story of a broken family. The situation escalates when the lady mysteriously disappears. A family investigation suspects the young migrants, who are hiding something out of fear and ignorance of their rights. During a traditional initiation ceremony, secrets come to light.

Marianne, a beautiful woman from Réunion Island destined for a great career as a mermaid swimming champion, has been living in hell since a huge beard began to grow on her face following a psychological shock. Rejected and unable to bear her image any longer, she will try everything to get rid of this unlikely hairy attribute, but will end up facing something far more monstrous than herself.

Haunted by recurring dreams of a sinister hallway and a young girl, Lily does everything she can to stay awake, But the harder she tries the more her paranoia increases.

Marie-Anne Dieu-le-veut, Mary Read, Anne Bonny, Louise Antonini: four remarkable pirate women defied patriarchal and colonial Western powers to lead adventurous lives across Caribbean history, revealing their forgotten stories overshadowed by famous pirates.

One of Emma’s mothers is too busy; the other is too far away. One is rejected, the other idealised. Out of a trivial tension, an intimate and unsettling face-to-face confrontation suddenly arises.

Fresh out the depths of the Underworld, Orpheus stumbles on a providential fisherman. The peasant helps him to get well and afterward, the talented poet proceeds to tell his story...

With the mindless flick of a street market vendor’s knife, a leftover fish head falls into a radioactive sewage canal. This starts a chain reaction of mutations, all the discarded toxic waste merges and they lead back to where they came from.

A young girl reconstruct events leading to her father's imprisonment and execution using dolls her mother has made. The young girl takes vengeance on the prison guard puppet doll.

One festive evening, a mermaid approaches a beach in Reunion Island, where a young man catches her eye. Eager to explore the senses, she crosses the island in search of him.

Following on from the duos formed by Arthur Teboul & Baptiste Trotignon and Thomas Enhco & Clara Ysé, ARTE Concert's Piano Day features a new creation: A unique encounter between pianist Édouard Ferlet and the polymorphous artist Marguerite Thiam.

From the back rooms of Camden's pubs to the roof of Buckingham Palace at Queen Elizabeth’s Jubilee: the London band Madness enriched British pop music history with their cheeky style and spectacular performances. In this documentary, we look back on their illustrious career with interviews with band members, friends, and music industry figures. Featuring brand new recorded interviews with Suggs and Bedders from ‘Madness’. Alongside interviews with Lynval Golding, Rhoda Dakar, Clive Langer and many more.

Drivers prepare and compete to win the notoriously tough off-road Dakar endurance rally in this sporting documentary.

In 2020, my younger sister survived a serious assault while traveling. When she returned, she wasn’t really herself anymore and fell into a deep depression. Feeling at a loss about what was happening to her, I did what I’ve always done: I filmed her.

A young influencer, targeted by a stalker who seems to know everything about her private life, embarks on a harrowing struggle to regain control of her life and escape the growing grip of the threat.

Few operas have enjoyed such an enviable fate as Gounod's Faust. Well received at its premiere, followed by international success, which still makes it the most performed French opera in the world today, just behind Carmen. But should we take this Faust literally? Or should we see it, in the twist of the fable, as a celebration of pleasures? The audience can enjoy all the excesses, intoxicated by the music... without risking damnation. In Opéra de Lille’s production, this contradiction does not escape astute analysis of director Denis Podalydès. Podalydès and his distinguished team tackles Goethe's tragic hero, using Jules Barbier's spoken dialogues, which were part of the work when it was first performed in 1859, to bring out all its ambiguities.

A space marine named Wilson has built a life for himself after crash landing on an unknown planet. He lives peacefully with his best friend, a native creature. Wilson becomes terminally ill and is forced to choose between returning to Earth for treatment and never seeing the creature again, or staying and succumbing to his illness.

Jean, an old tailor nostalgic for his bygone past, is terrified of growing old. He can no longer bear mirrors that reflect the loss of his happy youth with his wife Jeanne.