Nous avons choisi de vous mener dans des lieux peu connus du grand public qui possèdent une atmosphère à part et une ambiance intime. Bien d'autres lieux insolites attendent d'être explorés, des passages entre maisons anciennes, des cours à l'arrière de façades anonymes vous rappellent à quel point Paris est une ville merveilleuse, riche de ses secrets accumulés au fil des siècles.

Les passages cachés nous rappellent que Paris regorge de coins secrets, des havres de paix fleuris et poétique où il fait bon se réfugier et faire une parenthèse enchantée loin du bruit des voitures et du brouhaha parisien. Tour historique de ces passages parisiens, cours et ruelles qui font le charme indestructible de la capitale.

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L`humanité scrute le ciel depuis des millénaires, objets de peur et de fascination, les mouvement célestes ont permis aux Hommes d`établir des calendrier, de planifier la culture des terres, et de mieux comprendre du monde qui les entoure....

⁣La crise des missiles de Cuba : L'apocalypse évitée
Ce documentaire revient sur la crise des missiles de Cuba de 1962, un moment de tension extrême entre les États-Unis et l'Union soviétique qui a failli plonger le monde dans une guerre nucléaire. À travers des témoignages, des archives et des analyses, découvrez comment la découverte de missiles soviétiques à Cuba a déclenché une confrontation diplomatique sans précédent. Le film explore les décisions cruciales prises par John F. Kennedy et Nikita Khrouchtchev, et comment la crise a redéfini les relations internationales et marqué l'histoire de la Guerre froide.
Mots-clés : crise des missiles de Cuba, guerre nucléaire, Guerre froide, John F. Kennedy, Nikita Khrouchtchev, tensions internationales, diplomatie, superpuissances, Cuba, 1962, confrontation, relations internationales.



⁣La crise des missiles de Cuba : L'apocalypse évitée
Crise des missiles de Cuba : L'affrontement nucléaire
La crise de Cuba : Le monde au bord de la guerre nucléaire
Crise des missiles de Cuba : L'heure de la tension mondiale
Crise des missiles de Cuba : Le choc des superpuissances

Boomer millionaire quits the rat-race for Florida archipelago island life

Climate change is cutting Kenya in two: in the north, entire regions are suffering from a deep drought while in the south, populations find themselves threatened by rising water levels. Every week, Adam buys fish from Lake Victoria fishermen to sell at the cannery. A race against time and the sun begins in his unrefrigerated truck. On the Baringo Lake side, it's quite the opposite: residents have to deal with crocodiles, formerly far from the banks. As for the school, it has become an island and some children are forced to cross on makeshift rafts.
Directors: Frédéric ELHORGA; Guillaume LHOTELLIER

The human body cannot survive for more than 4 days without water.

On June 12, 1942, Anne Frank, a 13-year-old German Jewish girl, received a diary that would immortalize her voice and experiences during the Holocaust.
Fleeing persecution in Germany, Anne's family found temporary refuge in Amsterdam before being forced into hiding to escape the Nazi occupation.
In her diary, Anne chronicled her fears, hopes, and the harrowing realities of life in hiding. Betrayed and captured in 1944, Anne's life was tragically cut short in Bergen-Belsen.
Yet her words survived, becoming a symbol of resilience and a testament to the atrocities of the Holocaust, inspiring generations to fight prejudice and embrace humanity.

Director : Rachel Stirling

He had made the French capitulate, brought Europe to its knees and launched the largest extermination operation in history by deporting millions of Jews. Adolf Hitler was willing to do anything to achieve his dreams of domination. To stop the dictator, the British forces, the French resistance fighters or the German opponents imagined numerous scenarios aimed at assassinating him. However, each attempt proved to be a failure. One of the most emblematic is that planned by a German officer Claus Schenk Von Stauffenberg during the plot of July 20, 1944 at the Wolfsschanze, the Führer's headquarters located in East Prussia. But the attempt only hurt him and resulted in a radical reduction in his public appearances. On a daily basis, Hitler was too well protected and his closest lieutenants were constantly on guard.

Director : GUILAIN DEPARDIEU

Over the course of 3,000 years, more than 300 pharaohs ruled ancient Egypt, most leaving behind well-documented evidence of their existence. But one group of pharaohs - those from the period known as the Old Kingdom - have left nary an archaeological trace of their rule. Now, follow world-renowned Egyptologist Vassil Dobrev as he tries to track down evidence of the most mysterious of these lost kings of Egypt: the pharaoh Pepy

In the south of the Philippines, on the island of Mindanao, modernity has not yet taken over completely. In the heart of Bukidnon province, the rice harvesting cycles dictate the pace of life. After each harvest, the small village of Kalabugao, perched on the mountain, hands over its precious cargo to drivers and brokers responsible for selling it at the market. The 70-kilometer journey to the market, usually a 6-hour trip, can extend over several days during the rainy season due to mudslides and landslides. Time is of the essence for rice delivery because every hour of delay increases the risk of the rice spoiling. Further south, in the Compostela Valley, peculiar trucks named "Saddam," after the former Iraqi dictator, make their daily rounds. Their task is to serve the isolated gold mines, carrying bags of precious stones extracted at great risk by the miners.

Giant open air concert at the top of a mountain.

Gstaad Palace has not just accommodated the elite, but also some of switzerland's gold reserves.

At the outset of the Yalta Conference on February 4, 1945, the «Big Three» were all optimistic: victory was in no doubt, and the accord that they had achieved seemed likely to preserve the values they had fought for.

However, in just a few months, nothing would remain of this agreement apart from irreconcilable differences. United in war, the Allies would reveal themselves as divided and rivals in peace. How can such a rapid failure of a real effort at entente be explained? With the Yalta Conference in 1945 to 1953, discover a new world order drawn up by three men, looking for a lasting peace... that would lead inevitably to the Cold War.

Combining archive footage, photographs, original letters and unique testimonies, these two episodes revisit this crucial period in History. A full immersion into postwar years and an emerging new world order.

Direction: Emilie Lançon