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In rural northern Colombia, where the railway has long been discontinued, people help themselves with a fleet of “Motorrodillos” – motorcycle-driven miniature trains. Every day, Dolly and her colleagues take school kids, goods and travellers on rugged routes from village to village. If you meet oncoming traffic on the way, you get off the rails. If you find holes in the rails, you mend them yourself. The affectionate portrait of a self-organised transport system.

A young filmmaker is commissioned to write a documentary about the First World War. He tries to find a way to tell the story of the war. What is to be done with all these films waiting in the archives to be shown again? He tries his hand at different styles of writing and editing, keeping in mind the question: can you make a montage film without transforming the images?

A girl influenced by the society tries to find love in her solitude filled life. But after facing rejection, her life spirals into a journey of finding self love and confidence.

One-minute film on the theme ‘The rebellion’.

In 1831, accidents mount on a British merchant ship weighed down by too much cargo. As James Franklin dies and leaves behind his grieving lover, old grievances arise between sailors Callen and Gigi.

Following the death of mafia godfather Juanito, his son takes up the torch. In the middle of a group of English tourists, Juanito's path crosses that of Havana, the police chief's daughter. Kim Jong Dos, the son of the Korean dictator, is kidnapped among tourists.

How did the face of 12-year-old Lola become in one week a symbol taken over by the far right on social networks, crossing Europe, from identity demonstrations in France to stadium stands in Serbia? Six months after the murder of the teenager, “La Fabrique du Lie” reveals how in just a few days an operation of influence and manipulation was orchestrated. For the first time, those close to the victim recount how they experienced this political recovery, as a suffering added to the mourning.

Follows iconic drag queen Vince a.k.a. Lady Vinsantos and the efforts he puts together for one last show in Paris.

TikTok, the most popular app among young people, has nearly 1.6 billion users worldwide, including almost one in three French citizens. Often seen as a platform for dances, animals, music, and star influencers, it is above all a global success story from China, owned by the company ByteDance. Its content management system remains opaque, even to its moderators. Accused of collecting personal data like other social networks, TikTok is also suspected of sharing that data with the Chinese government and influencing public opinion worldwide.

The routines of two women fuse together as their similar gestures get repeated over time. Their hands intersect through their shared memory one movement at a time. The daily routine of Hayat in her absolute loneliness builds as she tries to recollect memories of her grandmother. We observe both their lives separately, the gestures of both women seem to be in an ongoing, subtle dialogue. The rhythm of the events slowly forms itself as their days go by. Eventually, the bond between them unravels the motherly love that unites them.

"Plasforms" is above all a visual composition, the relevance of the camera's absence, continuing in its time the plastic tradition of seeing. It is the exposure of the digital medium itself, a choreography of ghost images mechanically imitating the artificiality of a process.

From San Juan to Miami, from the 80s to the present day, a journey through a musical movement that has been, in turn, the musical banner of misogynists, then feminists, then non-genders. An activist epic that now travels the world, and is lived out on a daily basis in some very surprising forms.

A chattering muppet in hand, she challenges finitude and normative constraints through the prisms of architecture and time, storytelling and song. A candid, tender and down-to-earth declaration of love to life.

Sur Mesure invites the Zaïde quartet to pair with beatmaker Luka Austin to soundtrack Hendrickx Ntela's dance moves at Royaumont Abbey. A unique meeting between romantic music, krump and Cistercian architecture.

A precocious sculptor, famous at the age of 15, Joachim Badindamana was born in Congo Brazzaville in 1950. He began by working in wood in the style of Muta Mayola and very quickly won a first sculpture prize and then a scholarship. allowing him to study fine arts in Germany. He made his life between Berlin and Dusseldorf in the 1970s and then turned to creating monumental bronzes before returning to Congo at the invitation of President Sassou Ngesso in the early 1980s. Author of monumental bronze sculptures erected in the public squares of Brazzaville from the 1980s, his emblematic works of the Congolese capital disappeared during the events of 1997. The population recovered the bronze to make pots. For Gastineau Massamba, Les Demoiselles de Brazzaville is an important work for the history of contemporary Congolese sculpture.

A documentary following Occitan people and their struggle to not let die their language.

The Kyrgyz government is offering humanitarian aid to ethnic Kyrgyz roaming the Wakhan Corridor in northeastern Afghanistan. Many inhabitants of this region leave their highland homes in search of a new life. Among those who get the opportunity to move to Kyrgyzstan with their family is Nurulkhak. Despite government support, education and housing, adapting to a new way of life is not easy. The difference in life experiences creates an abyss between locals and newcomers. Nurulkhak realizes that the urban way of life cannot give him the freedom that once accompanied him in nature.

Gaza is a small palestinian territory where more than 2 millions people live. Completely locked up by Israel since 2007, its society is still structured and organized, but for how many more times ?

At the age of 20 I became a war reporter, self-exiled in the no-man’s land between Lebanon and Israel. There, I discovered a generation of young Middle Easterners who found refuge in rave parties. They were fleeing the trauma of war. I was running from something else. Through transcendence and the feeling of being alive, our therapy was collective.

Hypnos and Venus, two totally opposite beings, maintain in parallel a strange link.

The world is alive, but maybe without mirrors and images, none of it would exist. The blind create images in a different way – with sounds, textures and experiences. When you enter the rabbit hole, imagination plays the main part.

Like many others, Ander suspects that what his father really suffered in that police station was torture. Seeking to clarify his suspicions, he will discover the Project of investigation into torture and abuse in the Basque Country between 1960-2014 drafted by the Basque Country as part of the Peace and Coexistence Plan. Appalled by the results published in the investigation, he meets the doctors, psychologists, psychiatrists and lawyers who participated in the project, who will introduce him to concepts such as "psychological torture", the "Istanbul Protocol" and "statistical approximation" and will show him the reality of torture in the global north.

Dressed in yellow vests, women and men have come together to express their anger and their determination to change the world. Tracing a line from Le Havre to Marseilles, behind the peaceful image of landscapes, serene nature and scenes of everyday life, anonymous voices emerge and answer each other.

On this first of May 1986, a strange dust floats in the air. Between yesterday and today, a stroll through Paris and the images, as strident as they are irradiated.

A journey into the mythical Underworld exploring themes of grief and loss. It offers a reflection on how grief is one of the most powerful, painful, universal experiences of being human. It immerses the viewer on a mystical journey through ancient realms and weaves a rich sonic tapestry of voices together with striking visuals.

Language is an instrument of political and social domination. From ancient China to Europe, the number of words and languages one mastered were signs of belonging to an elite. Artificial intelligence is reshaping the linguistic landscape. An interview with linguist Stefanie Ullmann, machine learning specialist Omolabake Adenle, and philosopher Marc Crépon.

On a sunny beach, Alba, 9 years old, plays to the rhythm of the waves under the watchful eye of her father. In the sweetness of this maritime silence, father and daughter find themselves complicit to the rhythm of the father's gentle kisses. However, in the murmur of the waves, Alba perceives discomfort.

A luxuriant taxonomic diversity of plankton drifts by, highlighting these isolated marine organisms, diving into the microscopic realm of the oceans' life. Dérive is also a looped video, without a beginning or end, that unveils the invisible world of the marine microbiome in a dreamlike, single-shot observation.

Mathieu will have to overcome his fear to get out of a dark place.

Famous French chef, Guy Savoy has several stars in the Michelin guide and has a turnover of 12 million euros. This chef invented one of the ten best dishes in the world, including the famous artichoke soup with black truffle, and continues to make foodistas of all generations salivate.