Following the Rwandan genocide, where nearly 800,000 Tutsis and moderate Hutus were killed, survivors continue their fight for justice. This documentary follows Alain and Dafrosa Gauthier as they uncover and document the lives of suspected genocidaires living freely in France. Despite international warrants, many suspects evade justice, highlighting gaps in France's legal system and the enduring struggle for accountability and recognition of Rwanda’s victims.

Director : D'Arthuis Manolo

Lego has become across generations one of the most profitable companies in the world. How was the Lego empire created?

Directors: Rémy Vincent and Jessica Lapize

In the Bavarian Alps, some still call it “the Brown Mountain”. For the hundreds of thousands of tourists who go to Obersalzberg every year, it is difficult to imagine that 70 years ago, this postcard landscape was home to the second place of power of the Nazi regime. Having become chancellor, Adolf Hitler spent more than 1000 days there. That's a quarter of his reign.

Directors: ISABELLE FOUVRIER, GUILAIN DEPARDIEU

This video describes the chaotic and desperate final months of World War II, as the Allied forces from the East and West clashed with the Axis powers in Europe and the Pacific. The Japanese forces put up a fierce resistance against the American Marines on Iwo Jima, while both sides resorted to increasingly desperate measures, leading to a dramatic increase in casualties.

Autor: Liam Dale

This documentary is subtitled in over 30 languages.
Audio track available in English, French and Portuguese

A Comprehensive Documentary on Joseph Stalin's Brutal Regime, Mass Killings, and Ambition to Create a Communist Utopia in the Soviet Union

00:00 🇷🇺 Joseph Stalin, the leader of the Soviet Union, is celebrated as a hero but is actually one of the greatest criminals in history.
8:41 🌍 Stalin's ambition to create a communist utopia in the Soviet Union is met with challenges and a deteriorating quality of life for the population.
16:49 🔴 Stalin's brutal reign and his implementation of political trials and mass repressions.
25:02 😢 Stalin's famine in Ukraine leads to the death of millions of people, while the French delegation is deceived by propaganda.
33:08 😱 The construction of the Stalin Canal was a tragic and cruel event, resulting in the deaths of thousands of prisoners and ultimately being a failure.
41:38 ⚡ The Great Terror: Stalin's purges and executions
50:02 😔 Stalin fails to recognize the threat of Hitler and the Soviet Union is unprepared for war.
59:46 🇷🇺 Stalin's leadership during World War II, including the Battle of Stalingrad, solidified the Soviet Union as a superpower.
1:10:23 🇷🇺 Stalin celebrates victory in Berlin and demands half of Europe at the Potsdam Conference.
1:18:55 🌍 The people of Grigny wish a happy birthday to Stalin and praise his leadership.

Through the most significant events of his time, we discover the legacy of terror and destruction that Stalin bequeathed to his people.
On March 9, 1953, Joseph Stalin died in Moscow. His funeral was that of a demigod. Last irony of one of the worst criminals in the history of the 20th century, who brought misery to his people while creating a collective admiration. During more than 30 years of absolute rule, millions of people died.
With Stalin's policy the standard of living fell. The poverty of the early 1930s was evident on the streets of Moscow. In his labor re-education camps, better known as the Gulag, he imprisoned 18 million Russians, turning them into slaves. Machiavellian and paranoid, Stalin invented the impeachment trial, where sentences were set before the start of the hearing. He starved 7,000,000 peasants to death as punishment for refusing his revolution. He had fooled the entire world through false propaganda campaigns.
During World War II, Adolf Hitler set out to destroy Stalin. On June 16, 1941, three million soldiers attacked the USSR. The Nazis took over the city of Stalingrad, which was finally liberated by Russian troops in November 1942. In February 1943 the German troops surrendered. With this victory, Stalin became the first leader to defeat Hitler, which gave him the recognition of the international community.

Featherstone Castle in Northumberland, England, is a place where history and the supernatural collide. This documentary explores the eerie legends and ghostly encounters surrounding the 11th-century stronghold, home to the tragic tale of Abigail Featherstonehaugh and her ill-fated wedding party.
Paranormal investigators, including the Uncovered Paranormal Team, recount chilling experiences—disembodied voices, poltergeist activity, and shadowy apparitions.
From mirror scrying rituals to spectral whispers in the dead of night, the castle remains an enigma. As the team delves deeper into its haunted corridors, they uncover chilling evidence that suggests some spirits refuse to rest. Are you ready to enter?

Director : Warren Speed
Cast : Graham Burney, Kenneth Lown

On stage or in the ring, she's the best!

A thousand days of presidency as well as a tragic end made John Fitzgerald Kennedy a true legend and fueled the myth around the family clan. Jackie Kennedy said of her husband that he had "a life closer to legend and fantasy than to political science."
These words could apply to the entire Kennedy family.
This documentary, through the testimonies of loved ones, is a revelation of the secrets of this legendary family whose charisma and charm have made us forget the multiple gray areas: “The Kennedys are like nuclear waste, they never die”

Today, insects are no longer giant except in our nightmares… But 320 million years ago, dragonflies measuring up to a meter (Meganeura) or centipedes the size of a human (Arthropleura) dominated the land and air.
Over the course of time, these fascinating giants became smaller and smaller… before disappearing altogether. But who was responsible for their extinction? Scientists long believed that the decrease in oxygen after the Carboniferous period explained their disappearance. Insects are devoid of lungs and bloodstream and rely on microscopic holes on their bodies to oxygenate: the current composition of the air would suffocate their organs and paralyze their limbs. But this theory was put into question in 2009 when large fossils of Meganeuras that survived the oxygen depletion were discovered in the South of France… In 2012 others animals were suspected as being the source of the giant insects’ downfall. An American study points to prehistoric birds who were fierce predators and could have exercised pressure on insects and contributed to reducing their size… At the same time, a small Pterosaur was discovered in Germany, proving that these flying reptiles could also be aerial acrobats specialized in insect hunting. By combining state of the art scientific experiment, reconstitutions using CGI and interviews with paleontologists, stones will speak and explain why giant insects became extinct. Here is the true story of the conquest of the air.
Directors: Emma Baus and Bertrand Loyer

We invite you to discover the Bissagos Islands, an isolated territory of Guinee Bissau, in West Africa. These sacred lands resemble a vast river delta.

Marcelinho is a traditional healer from Empincha, a village situated on the island of Carache in the Bijagos Islands. He learned the art of traditional medicine from his father and has been practicing it to treat people in the northern islands. In recent years, Marcelinho has also received training in the fundamentals of modern western medicine from foreign doctors.

The Bissagos Islands are home to the island of Orango, situated in the far south, and designated as a World Biosphere Reserve and the country's first National Park. Pedro, a generous man, resides on this island and works as a reporter for Okinka Pampa, Orango's small radio station. He is always on the lookout for stories to share with his listeners.

Quintino, residing on the island of Caravella, is preparing for the fanado, the highest initiation rite that will unlock a mysterious and secret world to him. This rite is considered the most important phase of his life and is celebrated by the community with great enthusiasm.

Director: Laurent Cadoret
Series: Around the World

On the legendary Congo River, Commander Aimé is at the helm of a gigantic wooden raft the size of a football field. With his men, he is trying to transport 220 tree trunks linked together by cables from Kisangani to Kinshasa. The raft is also the cheapest means of transport for the most deprived who wish to reach the capital. On board, danger is daily, injuries, sandbanks and storms do not spare the men. For those who take the trails along the river, the conditions are not better. Without public transportation, travelers have no choice but to board freight trucks for an epic journey.

Directors: Antoine BODDAERT; Guillaume LHOTELLIER

Former FBI agent Joe Pistone, who infiltrated the Mafia for six years as Donnie Brasco, reveals how his undercover work led to more than 100 convictions - and resulted in the death of underworld figure Dominick `Sonny Black' Napolitano.

Germany's journey from post-World War I humiliation to becoming a military powerhouse under Adolf Hitler is one of history's darkest transformations.
Rising amidst economic despair, political chaos, and societal disillusionment, Hitler's magnetic oratory and radical ideology united a fractured nation.
His Nazi Party capitalized on national resentment, the Treaty of Versailles' harsh terms, and the economic collapse following the Great Depression. Backed by a devoted inner circle, Hitler weaponized propaganda, terror, and nationalism to consolidate power.
This documentary explores the origins of Nazi ideology, the manipulation of a wounded Germany, and the devastating consequences of one man's relentless pursuit of dominance.

Narrated by Ryan Mandrake
Germany's Fatal Attraction: Episode 1

In Anchorage, Alaska, a man rapes a young mother and her two young daughters before killing them. The agents gather only one clue: a tea towel used by the murderer to wash himself, with crabs on it.
An FBI expert literally combs through every hair and fiber in the apartment. He's determined to find out how the killer did it. The mother's nephew, Kirby Anthoney, became a prime suspect. He was later convicted of all three murders.

Director : Stuart Taylor
Cast : David Applegate, Michael Cilento, Shirley Collier, John Crimmins, DeAnna Day, Billy Dean, Bruce Dutcher, Mike Franks, Joe Genovese, Katherine Geroe, Maggie Geroe, Joan Griswold

East of the Congo, dangerous rebel groups find refuge in the forests. Despite its presence, the UN is powerless to the situation.

Marina Travesso, a singer/songwriter and surfer based in Isla de Noronha. Her exotic original song, is featured in the OST for the upcoming documentary film "THE SAND EATING SHARK" and this music clip also showcases additional footage from the documentary.