In Peru, the shadow of drug trafficking and the Shining Path guerrillas still hangs over the Vraem region and the trails that run through it.
Aboard an old truck, Pastor Ignacio tries to convey a message of peace whenever he can, despite the fatigue accumulated on the road. He goes from hassle to hassle to harvest bananas in these valleys, supported by Eder, a young orphan whom he has taken under his wing.
Others, like Marco and Angel, brave the hellish trails of the Amazon to transport goods or help the Ashaninka Indians develop cocoa in the face of coca crops.
Directors: Philippe LAFAIX; Frédéric ELHORGA

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Des centaines de coéquipiers de la mission Cassini-Huygens sont rassemblés pour un dernier adieu à la sonde qui a exploré Saturne, ses soixante-deux lunes et ses illustres anneaux pendant près de treize ans. Arrivée en 2004 dans le système saturnien (après son lancement sept ans plus tôt),

Cassini achève sa course. Dans une ultime traversée, elle doit recueillir des données sur un territoire inconnu, situé entre la planète et ses anneaux. Un saut final périlleux. Avant de se désintégrer dans l'atmosphère de la géante gazeuse, la sonde doit survivre à vingt-deux plongeons, ce que Earl Maize, le directeur de la mission décrit comme "sept secondes de terreur tous les sept jours".

Surprenants geysers
Qu'avons-nous appris de Cassini ? Tout en suivant la dernière étape de cette fabuleuse mission, ce documentaire revient sur les innombrables découvertes des ingénieurs de la Nasa, mobilisés chaque minute pendant plus de vingt ans aux côtés de leurs confrères de l'Agence spatiale européenne et de l'Agence spatiale italienne.

Au travers de clichés à couper le souffle, on observe ainsi Titan, une des lunes de Saturne, dont la composition – avec ses rivières, ses lacs et ses dunes – ressemble étrangement à celle de la Terre. Mais aussi Encelade, un autre satellite sur lequel les scientifiques ont trouvé de surprenants geysers d'eau liquide s’élevant dans l’espace à plusieurs centaines de kilomètres. Une avancée pour la recherche de la vie dans le système solaire

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

Burma is not only fascinating because of its very rich history, but also its atmosphere, aromas and hospitality.

Occupied by the Mons, the Burmans and the British, Burma has known multiple cultures. T

he city of Bagan, “the land of golden roofs,” is a jewel of Burma. It is a testament to the past grandeur of the kings of Bagan who reigned over the first Burman empire.

There are monuments of Sri Lankan, Indian, Tibetan, Mon and Burman influence...

This majestic Buddhist archaeological site, comparable to Angkor in neighboring Cambodia, is home to more that 2,000 temples, stupas and pagodas, built between the 11th and 13th centuries and spread across 40 km2.

It is the largest concentration of Buddhist monuments in the world.

After having gone through the Sarabha Gate, a estige of the 9th century, you can admire a view of the entire old city from the top of the ThatbyinnyuPahto Temple: at 63 meters high it is the tallest monument in Bagan.

The construction of the Shwezigon Pagoda was begun in 1059 by King Anawrahta to shelter a jawbone and tooth of Buddha that he had obtained after his campaign against the Dali kingdom (in what is now Yunnan).

It was finished under the reign of his son Kyansittha in 1102: inside the complex there is a stone pillar that has inscriptions about the King.

The Ananda Temple is one of the most beautiful Buddhist monuments in Bagan. Built by King Kyansittha in 1091, it was originally dedicated to the “infinite wisdom” of the Buddha (anantapinya). According to Legend, Kyansittha had been inspired by the description that monks from India gave of their temple, which would explain the Ananda's Indian architectural features.

The Wetkyi Inn Gubyaukgyi Temple houses lovely frescos depicting scenes from the Jataka. The stairs inside lead to four Buddha images and the Hindu sculptures carved on the spire.

The Htilominlo Temple, famous for its fine stucco ornaments, was built between 1211 and 1218 by King Htilominlo (or Nandaungmya) to commemorate the fact that a parasol (a symbol of power) tilted towards him him during his enthronement. On the second floor, four buddhas have their backs to the central pillar, facing in the four directions.

Directed by Jacques VICHET

In the midst of WWII, Catholics looked to the pope to guide them. Hitler had already begun secretly launching his plan to exterminate the Jews of Europe. Secretly, that is, to most- except Pope Pius XII. The pope remained silent whilst the rest of the world awaited any kind of grand gesture or speech condemning Hitler’s atrocities.
He chose to keep quiet in the face of the crimes committed by the Nazis throughout Europe, crimes that even took place below the Pope’s own windows, like the 1943 liquidation of the Jewish Ghetto in Rome, to which the pope made no official reaction.
At first glance, Nazism and Catholicism are diametrically opposed. The Vatican even seems an institution beyond all suspicion. The Church, however, faced in turn with the rise of Nazism, the Second World War and the extermination of Jews, will play an ambiguous – at times unholy – role. Several men of the Church, priests and bishops, being fervent admirers of Hitler, even fell into complicity…
Director: JULIETTE DESBOIS

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

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

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Offshore Brazil, a population of common octopus has learned to benefit from the receding tide to catch their favorite prey.
Director: Bertrand Loyer

De tous temps, les hommes ont ressenti l'influence de la Nature et des différents composants de l'univers sur leur vie et manière d'exister. La sorcellerie a des origines très anciennes et surtout difficiles à situer. Pour les expliquer, différentes théories ont été avancées au fil du temps par d'innombrables scientifiques, théologiens, anthropologues ou écrivains. Cela débute par la Préhistoire, où déjà, pour aider sa tribu, celui qui possédait des dons particuliers endossait le rôle de Sorcier. Intermédiaire entre les Hommes, la Nature et l'Au-delà, ce chaman pouvait favoriser la chasse, soigner et guérir les blessures ou arrêter la pluie...