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It was Versailles before Versailles: a palace in the heart of Paris with a 2,000-year history. This documentary strips away layers of political, military and religious history with one goal: to gather clues in order to digitally reconstruct the lost palace, piecing together the size, shape and texture of the palace with scientists and historians to discover its hidden surprises.

A documentary about a young artist: Nochka, performing in Paris.

This documentary question the truth in cinema, following a conversation with two people. This conversation is made of two part, one in a documentary style, and the other in a more fictional way. But wich one is real ? and wich one is fictional ?

Alan is 10 and he’s celebrating Christmas with his family

Lou and Camille are in love with each other. Will they be able to confess their feelings or will they forbid each other to live the romance they had hoped for?

In a burning world, wrecked by pollution, a survivor is heading towards his final destination.

At the gates of the Vercors, the inhabitants of Saint-Nazaire-en-Royans discovered that a massive rock quarry wanted to set up on the small mountain overlooking their village, Mount Vanille. Stunned by the gigantic scale of the project and feeling betrayed by the elected officials, the village mobilized. There will be work, energy, disappointments. And there will be a victory. Each one taking part in his own way in the destiny of his village, it is a new political landscape which takes shape. Shaking up the well-oiled wheels of a system, this struggle tells of the very contemporary urgency to finally get involved in what concerns us.

An American chronicle weaves together the threads of an aborted cinematic adventure.

Online gambling is a multi-billion-euro market. The mafia launders millions through it, while addicted players gamble away their lives. In 2021, Germany decided to establish a regulatory authority for gambling. The goal: to curb market abuses while protecting players. But can this truly work, or is the German state simply looking to cash in on massive profits?

Twin sisters live in complete symbiotic isolation. Every gesture in their life is perfectly synchronised. One day something changes and they are forced to embark on an adventurous journey to regain their normality.

An ode to movement, to dance, to meeting the other. Reconnecting with our identities by reclaiming what makes our bodies unique.

An attempt to reconcile with the city through dance. Early one winter morning, Anna is roused from bed by the din of a construction site. In the tumult of the waking city, she begins to dance.

Camille cultivates flowers on 7000 meters square in Aveyron, France. During all year, « le Jardin de Veillac » structures itself : building a new greenhouse, preparing seedlings, collecting flowers, preparing bouquets and, finally, selling them on Rodez's marketplace, where flowers unveil their beauty and spread in the city.

To be or not to be human again, but evolved powerful machines without souls ? That is the question.

True pioneers, those winegrower ladies work close to nature. They unlocked the secret of wine and create worldrenowned nectars.

A smiling, naked toddler is encouraged to show off how strong she is. The same child plays in a basin in the shower and later dances naked around the room to music. These are innocent, cheerful images of a playful child being filmed by family members, but the captions give them sinister connotations. Filmmaker Anna Hanslik was the child in question.

You know that feeling of not being completely yourself? To be someone different? Is it really you?

Having all the music in the world in your pocket seems normal today, but it took several revolutions to get there. Music enthusiast Sophian Fanen explains how we transitioned from the CD era to streaming, from scarcity to infinite access. Through the mp3, illegal downloads, the iPod, and platforms like Deezer and Spotify, he retraces the history of how we listen to music in the 21st century.

In 2022, in a forested area of northern Thailand, virologist Meriadeg Le Gouil and biologist Pipat Soissok are collecting specimens and droppings from a colony of rhinolophids for analysis. They hope to learn whether these bats, which harbor viruses similar to SARS-CoV-2, were able to transmit the virus to an animal host, which in turn infected humans. The other hypothesis concerning the origin of Covid-19 is that of a laboratory escape. In 2021, after months of fruitless waiting, a delegation of WHO experts finally arrived in Wuhan, where the virus had spread from. They visited the now-closed former indoor market, where live animals were traded, and the Institute of Virology, although no laboratory safety specialists were among their members.

Rosbeef comes from the book Route de nuit by Clément Rosset—the dream of the restaurant where some customers are dead and others almost dead, a difference one can tell thanks to the almost imperceptible mobility in their eyes.

The revelation of an image, which progresses towards the heart of matter, captured in an incoercible movement: that of a dystopia in motion. A primitive entity on the brink of cataclysm, an infinite headlong rush, until all forms and figures are completely dissolved. What dark forest have we wandered into?

A dystopian society ruled by machines where the fate of humanity hangs in the balance.

What fuels children's imagination when they draw? A poetic and sensitive immersion into a world of colors and emotions. Portrait of a kindergarten class in Montreuil.

Jeune Cinéma is a footage film documentary about the famous yet forgotten Hyères Film Festival which took place from 1965 to 1983. It was at that time the most important in France just after the glamorous Cannes Film Festival and a friendly place to discover young directors such as Gilles Garrel, Akerman, Helma Sanders, Schroeter or Carax before they became a legend for the art-house film amateurs. Hyères was a vivid space for passionate debates, incredible polemics and above all surprising encounters. In a word, it was THE place to be for all the cinephiles. If it suddenly disappeared in 1983, it is not only because of internal and political conflicts but also for an unfair competition with Cannes. The « Perspectives » section at Cannes, widely inspired by Hyères, was attracting those same young talents discovered there. My personal history as a filmmaker is deeply tied to the “Collectif Jeune Cinéma”, which was in charge of the “Cinéma Différent” section.

I talk to Patrick, a photographer. We talk about his photos, the circumstances in which they were taken. I also invite people to comment on them. Everyone. e develops a point of view in which personal experience is mixed, between image analysis and sensitive reaction. A word is built that opens the meaning of the images viewed. Watch those who look to get closer to the nature... human.

A company sets up management sessions using virtual reality. Employees talk Bio their dreams, aspirations and difficulties in a fictitious world. Slowly, the real space merges with the digital environment.

An art collector who has never painted before will paint for 24 hours and never again. He intends to create 50 paintings in 24 hours. He inspired by his farm in the Aveyron in South West France and his giant carpets from the Ritz Hotel in Paris.