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In a world where fields and forests have been replaced by industrial activity and megalopolises, a young, hungry bee is desperate to find a flower to collect. She meets an old pigeon who knows where to find “real flowers,” sparking a long journey and the discovery of an unexpected truth.

Belgian collective NAFT set the ESNS festival alight with their fearsome blend of brass and electro. A real siren call in honour of the glorious release of celebration that's almost impossible to resist.

In an isolated house, a grandmother appears to be tenderly caring for a baby. When a phone call disrupts her fragile world, reality begins to fracture.

What if giants had built the pyramids? Created using artificial intelligence, this video has gone viral on social media. Between archaeological “fake news” and fantastical mythology, why do the mysteries of ancient Egypt continue to captivate us?

A man has been murdered. Vincenzo is waiting in a police station when the phone rings. His fate is sealed.

On a train leaving to Kazakhstan, three young men are stopped by border patrol, forbidden to leave the Russian Federation, even as the officer mockingly notes that they “suddenly all have grandmothers in Kazakhstan”. One of them, Petya, was called for mobilization but he refuses to fight. Instead, he decides to escape and hide in a nearby town, only to find danger waiting at every turn.

The film is an observation of the migrant experience; from crossing the Mediterranean Sea out of Libya to settling in Paris-based squats. In a view free from prejudice, we quickly see how the experiences of migrants vary in extremes during the different stages in their journey to a better life.

A young woman’s romantic and erotic journey, from a summer Wednesday to a winter Wednesday.

Inspired by experimental LGBTQIA+ cinema of the 1970s, this film explores the blossoming of lesbian desire through an aesthetic and dreamlike approach, from the sensuality of a statue to the repressed eroticism between women.

In a Paris straight out of film noir, a police inspector investigates the strange murder of Max Lemaire, a film producer convinced of the existence of superheroes...

The first week of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022: a sudden rupture when modern history begins anew. Observing three rear areas at different distances from the frontlines, three filmmakers capture fractured moments of daily life — a collective testimony of tragedy and awakening.

Utopia is a deeply societal city. Within it live the poor and the wealthy, men who transcend their condition, who rise above it or vanish entirely. The radical, the humanist, the advocate of the State as much as the anarchist — all are creations of this city, reflections of its very essence. The Trinity are crystals discovered at the heart of Utopia, once exploited until their depletion. Endowed with a power that remains enigmatic, they constitute an incredible source of energy, but one that functions only within the dome of Utopia. Ground into powder, this crystal induces both miraculous visions and intense hallucinations, making it a coveted and almost mythical substance. A symbol of a radiant future, it was meant to embody the key to universal peace… but it proved to be quite the opposite.

More and more of us are feeling that an invisible world exists, much larger than our earthly reality. We have met these explorers, doctors, psychiatrists, writers, mediums, journalists, who through their experiences help us understand what the beyond and the invisible might be like. So what does this invisible world look like? Can we connect with it? And what impact can it have on our earthly world?

A relay team is training for their next competition. But the four runners seem preoccupied with something else.

L’Uomo Femina is an opera by Baldassare Galuppi, a composer who, in his day, was more famous than Vivaldi. Directed by Agnès Jaoui, this production—filmed at the Opéra de Rouen—highlights the burlesque and decidedly contemporary nature of this rediscovered work.

It's an intense and sensitive short film about apprehension about the future and fear of failure within a long-standing friendship, fractured by things left unsaid.

Declining alcohol consumption has boosted the rise of non-alcoholic drinks, with "Dry January," launched in the UK in 2013, spreading globally, including in France. But in a country where alcohol is deeply ingrained in tradition, are the French ready for change?

Marked by the death of his aunt, iranian director Amirhossein Beik embarks on an intimate journey, fueled by his experience of exile and mourning, to question how our societies treat their dead. A poetic and absurd journey into the fragile links between death, memory, and forgetting.

Leo and Rufus are in their fifties. They have been close friends since adolescence. Leo is homosexual, Rufus heterosexual. One day Rufus suggests to his friend that they spend a night together. But he warns him, and this is a non-negotiable condition, that this night will be a one-time thing.

Artist-in-residence in Cherbourg, Laura Molton has worked with the children of the Simone Veil elementary school. They followed the Trottebec, a river that runs through the city. Besides the pupils, she went off to discover that waterway, partially underground, through drawing, moviemaking, and gathering tales from inhabitants. Together, they had explored landscape's recollection, and the city's transformations.

On board their race car, two nail artists intervene 24/7. But are they really broken nails that Judy and Claudia are coming to fix?

A Sim child, abandoned for years in a digital ruin, breaks the one rule of their world: never use the phone. This act summons dark, glitch-like entities that corrupt this perfect flamboyant world.

A cute video in the most dramatic way

Simon-Pierre Bestion celebrates the musical and cultural heritage of Paris' Notre-Dame with the La Tempête ensemble and a host of guests like Sabine Devieilhe and Olivier Latry, among others.

In 2025, we celebrate the 100th anniversary of the death of Erik Satie, father of minimalist music. His texts, brimming with humor and despair, and rare archives of his fellow travelers, tell the story of a man filled with doubt, a composer ferociously ahead of his time. His pieces continue to inspire even the most avant-garde artists.

Have you ever noticed how your personality shifts depending on the people around you ? It's as though social interactions from a kind of stage, where, once the curtain rises, each of us steps into a role. Eighteen-year-old Parisian Axel navigates this world of social performance, reshaping himself from one interaction to the next, until he no longer knows who he truly is. And today, it is Axel who takes the stage.

The Lucerne Festival Orchestra and its music director Riccardo Chailly dedicate an evening to Sergei Rachmaninoff, with Italian pianist Beatrice Rana shining in the highly virtuosic variations of the Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini. Also on the programme is the mysterious Symphony No. 1 and The Rock, an early work that already gives a glimpse of the Russian composer's musical sensibility.

Turkish pianist Büşra Kayıkçı moves ARTE Concert's Piano Day with the beauty of her neoclassical notes.

An intimate behind the scenes documentary film, revealing the emotional and physical trials Queens of the Stone Age overcame to create Alive in the Catacombs.

Pedro travels for the first time in one of the vans leading a group of workers to France. While, for the others, this is another work trip, each kilometer brings Pedro closer to a place that seduces him: the colossal mountains of the Alps.

Noa, who has lived since 2020 in "La Déviation," a former factory converted into an artists' studio far from her native North, recounts her arrival in L'Estaque, one of the 100 villages that make up Marseille. From her first steps to the assertion of her desires, we follow her to the point where she can see and pursue a desirable horizon. The film progresses like Noa, in a precarious balance between the bakery and the theater, between artists and locals, between her own words and those of Fernando Pessoa, between work and pleasure… At the crossroads of these paths, she structures her way of life and her relationship to the world. A thoughtful portrait, poised between future and past.