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

The roads of Thailand are considered to be among the deadliest on the planet : 24 000 Thais lost their lives in 2016 as a result of a road accident, and 73% of them were motorcyclists. With such a high number of victims, the paramedics of the city of Bangkok are on the alert. In Benin, almost not a day goes by without fatal traffic accidents. In Cotonou, firefighters (from the Groupement national des sapeurs-pompiers du Bénin) are responsible for medical evacuations in the event of a traffic accident.
Director: Jérôme HELLIO

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

Antarctica is remote and inhospitable, yet one of the world’s most beautiful landscapes. Only by icebreaker can we reach the continent and Southern Ocean’s stormy isolated islands. Seals, Emperor penguins, seabirds and numerous other animals live and breed here, defying the life-threatening environment of the vast ice desert.
Director: Anneliese Possberg, Annette Scheurich

High Court Enforcement Officers operate as the last resort when debts remain unpaid, properties are illegally occupied, or squatters refuse to leave.
With more power than bailiffs and often more authority than the police, they execute High Court writs, seizing assets, evicting trespassers, and reclaiming debts by any legal means necessary.
From storming squatter camps and clearing illegal settlements to confronting aggressive debtors, these officers face extreme resistance, legal loopholes, and violent threats daily.
With lives and businesses on the line, they bring law and order where others have failed, ensuring justice is served—one eviction, one repossession at a time.

00:00:00 - Episode 1
00:44:54 - Episode 2
Original Title : The Enforcers
Narrated by Steven Mackintosh
Directed by Lee Phillips

Just one month after his election as head of the Vatican, the pontiff succumbed to a heart attack. The mystery surrounding his death remains intact and some people are spreading the idea that Pope John Paul I was poisoned by his opponents. But what is the reality? It is one of the most enigmatic deaths of the 20th century.

MMA: She hopes to win in Ireland

The dark legacy of human experimentation and environmental destruction driven by major chemical corporations. From Holmesburg Prison, where inmates were unknowingly subjected to toxic exposure, to communities like Midland, Michigan, and Bhopal, India, entire populations have suffered the devastating consequences of industrial negligence.
Testimonies from victims and insiders reveal a culture of secrecy, denial, and exploitation, with harmful substances like dioxin and C-8 causing widespread health crises.
Despite undeniable evidence, accountability remains out of reach as these corporations continue to profit.
This documentary uncovers the profound human and environmental toll that still reverberates across generations.

Directed by Arthur Bouvart and Jules Giraudat
Editor in Chief: Véronique Blanc

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

Three generations of Amish make a rare decision to tell their stories after months of reflection and debate with their pastors. How can they live between an ancestral ideology and a civilization of consumption pushed to the extreme? This documentary raises questions about the notion of individual freedom, belonging to a minority, economic and social norms, as well as the place of women.

Director : Mélanie Van Der Ender

This documentary revisits the intense 2002 Moscow theater hostage crisis, where over 800 civilians were held captive by an armed group.
Facing one of the most challenging rescue operations in modern history, Russia’s elite Spetsnaz Group Alfa devised a bold and high-risk strategy involving a top-secret method to neutralize the threat. The operation showcased precision and bravery, but the aftermath brought unexpected consequences, leading to widespread debate.
Through gripping accounts and strategic insights, the film explores the delicate balance between protecting lives and navigating extreme circumstances, highlighting the resilience and determination of those tasked with responding to such crises.

Narrated by Alisdair Simpson

As Hitler and his army turned their attention towards Russia, a momentous event occurred in the Pacific as the Japanese air force launched a surprise attack on the American Naval Fleet, stationed at Pearl Harbor on December 7th. This event led to the USA's direct involvement in the war. Meanwhile, in Europe, Hitler found himself faced with more than just the threat of Russia.

It’s one of the most populous cities on the planet with 22 million inhabitants, predicted to increase to 30 million by 2035. Nicknamed ‘the infernal Metropolis’, Mumbai is a city in perpetual development. But with millions of people living in slums located on valuable real estate, how can city planners balance the competing needs of the population?
In Dharavi, the largest slum in Asia, over one million people are packed into the slum. But although its residents are poor, there’s a real dynamism. Mahesh, 27, was born and lives in this slum and would never leave it. He runs a recycling plant and employs around 20 people. Dharavi’s underground economy is thought to generate 800 million euros per year. But it also lies on prime real estate in the very centre of Mumbai so its future is in doubt.
Every day, new towers of glass or concrete emerge from the earth. With the support of the municipality, real estate tycoon, Babulal Varma, razes slums to build luxury apartments for the upper classes. As the city constantly expands, it pushes into the surrounding forests and natural spaces, such as Sanjay Gandhi Park. The fifty leopards who live there regularly make forays into the new housing estates. They attack stray dogs, but also the inhabitants. Each year, several people are killed by feline attacks. At night, forest department rangers patrol to prevent leopard incursions.

0:00 The documentary
0:24 Mumbai's overcrowded trains pose safety risks and challenges for commuters.
7:19 Mumbai, a city of dreams and contrasts, with a booming film industry and a massive slum.
14:08 The story of two residents in Mumbai, one from a slum and one from a luxury apartment, who have achieved success in their respective fields.
19:52 The city is growing and to accommodate the increasing population, the chief of Omkar, Babulal, plans to demolish the slums and build new buildings.
26:12 The rehabilitation of slums in Mumbai has resulted in luxury skyscrapers for some former residents, while others are forced to live in decrepit apartments on the outskirts of the city.
32:15 Mumbai's dabbawalas are a reliable and unique food delivery system.
38:17 French entrepreneurs in Mumbai are capitalizing on the city's economic growth and catering to the emerging middle class.
43:59 The increasing urbanization of Mumbai has led to conflicts between humans and leopards in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park.
49:51 Leopards in Mumbai are increasingly attacking humans, leading to tragic deaths and anger among the affected families.

Directors: Marc de La Villardière & Manolo d'Arthuys

They are trained in Salon de Provence and protect the interests of French people all over the world. Who are these pilots, who have become the Nation's elite?
Director: Julie Martin