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Atteindre Mars est une chose, 500 millions de personnes qui n`ont pas de toilette s`en est autre, a moins d`envoyer ces 500 millions de personne sur Mars
L`inde, pays de splendeur, mais aussi pays d`inégalités, son système est le plus inhumain de la planète, il fonctionne par cast, comme au moyen âge.
L`inde, pays de modernité, puissances nucléaire, économie solide, forte présence sur la scène high tech, programme spatiale ambitieux

In the heart of Kurdistan, northern Iraq, Erbil is home to a resilient Christian community that has survived centuries of persecution.
This documentary follows the journey of Rafedh and Arin, a young couple celebrating their wedding in Ain-Kawa, a Christian enclave in a predominantly Muslim region. Through their love, traditions, and unwavering faith, the film explores the struggles of Eastern Christians, from fleeing ISIS to preserving their heritage.
As ancient churches are desecrated and believers forced into exile, those who remain fight to rebuild their shattered communities, ensuring Christianity’s survival in the Middle East against all odds.

Director : Clément Dudouet

La pèche a réduit par 90 % les prédateurs marins a l`échelle mondiale, 97% des requins gris ont disparu de la grande barrière de corail australienne

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

Step back in time to the days that forged our modern age, when every man, woman and child in the free world were prepared to sacrifice all for the cause and discover for yourself "Why Hitler Lost World War II".
Directed and narrated by Liam Dale

Live the life of a soldier fighting on the front line of the brutal war against Mexico's powerful drug cartels.

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...

Living abroad & getting to know the property market in Portugal

In Mauritania, the Harmattan blows, a dry, dusty wind that sweeps across the desert regions until it bury crops and villages; Sid Ahmed and Mohamed supply these landlocked areas; they are among the only ones to venture there.

Directors: Guillaume Lhotellier, Frédéric Elhorga

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⁣⁣La psychologie de l'optimisme explore les mécanismes mentaux et émotionnels qui nous poussent à adopter une vision positive de la vie. En étudiant comment l'optimisme influence notre bien-être, notre résilience et nos interactions sociales, cette approche nous aide à comprendre les bienfaits d'une attitude positive face aux défis quotidiens. De l'impact sur la santé mentale à l'amélioration de la qualité de vie, découvrez comment cultiver l'optimisme peut transformer notre perception du monde et notre capacité à surmonter les obstacles.

⁣"Les Secrets de la Psychologie de l'Optimisme"
"Comprendre la Psychologie de l'Optimisme"
"L'Optimisme : Clés psychologiques et bienfaits"
"Les Fondements Psychologiques de l'Optimisme"

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