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A young woman spills her morning coffee and makes discoveries.

A filmmaker searches for the eight winds of the Mediterranean on the island of Corsica.

'Homing' follows the migration of Purple Martins from the Amazon to the Great Lakes, and goes from the conservationists who study them to the houses they are dependent on for survival.

The men a woman dates disappear.

A chronicle about the everyday life of an Emmaüs community. Most of its people are migrants, mostly with children. They come from Albania, Chechnya, Morocco, Georgia, Mongolia, Afghanistan... Time flies between their work, homesickness, and nostalgia of the loved ones they will never see again.

In the Pyrenees, the Garcias breed goats since the 70's. They pass down their experience to young farmers who want to create their own dairy. Sadly, this project will come into conflict with a persnickety administration.

Between documentary and fiction, this sensitive and intimate portrait questions forms of expectations, loneliness and gender.

Exit via the Highways zebras at La souterraine.

J. S. Bach's Johannespassion performed in the Royal Chapel of the Château de Versailles in April 2024 by period forces including the Orchestre de l’Opéra Royal directed by Gaétan Jarry and the Tölzer Knabenchor.

Elise, a young psychologist, finds herself immersed in a psychological mystery when she discovers strange connections between her various consultations with Anna, her patient and some paranormal activities. As she attempts to unravel the complex threads of Anna's mind, Elise is confronted with disturbing and inexplicable events that jeopardize her own mental stability. Between reality and lies, she must navigate the depths of Anna's psyche to solve the puzzle before the boundaries between patient and therapist become indiscernible.

In the form of a gripping social thriller, Saeed Roustayi's "The Law of Tehran" (2019) offers a striking insight into the war declared on drug traffickers by the authorities. We look back at the making of a film that revealed the extent of the drug scourge in Iran today.

One autumn evening E. gets lost in the streets of Paris.

A woman walking home crosses the path of another woman.

In the hauntingly beautiful music video "Cannot Talk," we enter the private world of two boyfriends navigating an unspoken distance that looms between them. Set against a backdrop of dimly lit interiors and a melancholic melody, the visual narrative unfolds within the confines of a shared space that echoes with the weight of unsaid words.

Iris, 16, remembers a Saturday evening when her life was turned upside down.

Ulysse and Hadrien are in the same boat: university halls in the heart of Paris, a dissertation to submit, and a desperate political situation. With this shared condition at its heart, and marrying filmed journal with comic mises en scène, Camarades creates the situationist portrait of a youth caught between utopia and instability.

Internet, biometrics, facial recognition, digital currency... Digital totalitarianism is taking hold in France. With the Paris Olympics, the country is becoming a testing ground for algorithmic video surveillance. Are we heading toward a China-style future? According to influential figures like Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab, China is the model to follow an alarming prospect given its authoritarian regime.

On the Internet, "iPad kid" is a term used to refer to people who were raised with iPads or technology at an early age, that ends up making them socially awkward, full of trauma and issues. You are probably an iPad kid, I am an iPad kid. The presence of an iPad doesn't matter; it's the context of growing up on the Internet that is important.

ARES 23: Begai vs. Yakhyaev was a mixed martial arts event that took place on Thursday, July 11, 2024 the ARES Studio in Aubervilliers, France.

The crazy story of Mineshaft, a hardcore gay club that has been open in Marseille since 1967, with the presentation of a montage based on old BDSM porn VHS tapes. In the presence of the bar's managers, Marc and Angelo, and a number of regulars, this film recounts a genealogy of S&M images, opening up an exchange on the history of the place, and of hard sexuality through the generations in Marseille.

In the Landes forest, a family passes down the secrets of fire from generation to generation. Under the eyes of animals, the days and the nights succeed one another. The father, Patrick, eats grass. The daughter, Margot, explodes. The child, Jean, codes firefly arrangements.

For "Abus de souffle" (Out of Breath), Bertille Bak returned to Tetouan in northern Morocco, where she had already filmed "Boussa from the Netherlands". This time, she chose to collaborate with the last craftsman specialising in the making of the bellows used to kindle a dire, known locally as rbuz.

On this boat, hundreds of refugees attempting to cross the sea for a new life in Europe are rescued. Nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean, you'll find the Norwegian-registered cargo ship "Ocean Viking." Off the shores of Libya, it rescues refugees who brave the perilous journey in makeshift, overcrowded boats. Here, they receive vital first aid before being transported to a secure harbor.

Kate tries not to let anyone notice she’s not feeling well, but she can’t seem to hide it any longer.

Dharmacide bring their blend of dream pop and post-punk to the Bilbao BBK Live Festival. THe perfect chance to get to know the Madrid underground scene.

An experimental film by L.L. de Mars about the now almost imperceptible traces of a piece of childhood in Clermont-Ferrand, passing through all kinds of places on a distorted scale, whose familiarity is just a word lost among the rest: noises, images, axes, distances, atmospheres.

Powered by a mysterious energy flow, a world develops around the creations of human and animal species that live in these places.

Two roommates are about to get expelled. They think about how to get some money, and choose to plan the perfect robbery. Unfortunately It doesn't go as planned.

Joce Mienniel and the Jazz à Porquerolles festival-goers meet at dawn for a unique session. Here's an extract.

Experience Maya Dunietz's concert at Jazz à Porquerolles, a performance given as part of the festival's first Nuit Blanche. Dunietz pays tribute to Ethiopian composer, pianist, and nun, Emahoy Tsegué-Maryam Guèbrou.

A young octupus fascinated by colors confronts her fear in order to achieve her dream.

In an orphanage isolated from everything, where disappearances are not rare, lives a matriarch who imposes a simple rule on the children : always be in bed at nightfall. When he finds his missing friend's watch, one of the children decides to break this rule to understand what’s going on. What he discovers will make him regret getting out of bed.