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A provocative and societal documentary in which Israeli Jews and Arabs are brought face-to-face with their own prejudices, grudges, and unexpected desires.

A young woman is searching, today, in Paris, for the collection of paintings stolen from her Jewish family during WWII.

On April 15, 2019 600 firefighters of the Paris Fire Brigade fought for over 7 hours to save the Notre Dame Cathedral from fire. In this stunning documentary, witness firefighters testimonies as they struggle to wage war. Looking to save the massive building from flames and save the relics inside, not only for Paris but for this structure that serves as a symbol of Paris for the world.

Max and his gang of crazy buddies wander around the depths of a small, quirky, city-dweller community, driven by parties, sex and drugs.

Laure is a stewardess wanting a baby, Oussmane is a musician craving for success, and Kahina is out of jail on daily leave in order to visit her son. As they reunite, they'll fight and help each other, while trying to fulfill their dreams.

Photographer Chantal Stoman explores the past of the small town of Ome in Japan, a city that is inextricably linked to cinema. Ome was home to three cinemas, which showed foreign films. Painted wooden posters are still all around the town.

Looks at the fallout of the 2008 Iceland's bankruptcy crisis, documenting the personal stories of people from a range of social and economic backgrounds, and arriving at a surprising picture of a capitalist society on the brink of despair.

Tells the story of Rémi, a young man in search of his own identity, who travels through France on a scooter, looking for his father.

Le Cabaret Vert 2017 is a diverse and exciting festival in Charleville-Mézières, France, that unites a selection of genres that include rock, pop, and urban music. Featuring Jamie Hince, The Kills, Alison Mosshart, Justice, Jaïn, and more.

The death penalty still holds sway in the United States. Three painful encounters bear witness to this.

Benjamin is a child in war against the world, he has known violence and social care homes. One day his mother goes to prison, Benjamin learns he has a father, he will now go live with him in a city in the Parisian suburbs.

Between History, archeology and legend, "Myths and Legends Rapa Nui" narrates with animated sequences the mysteries of Easter Island told by the Native. For the first time, you will discover the Easter Island stories told by the Rapa Nui : archeologists, a traditional storyteller, a traditional singer - all born or living in this most isolated territory in the world.

A female teacher begins an ambiguous relationship with a student, an agnostic teenager is « called » by God, a photographer offers herself to a stranger : do we choose to love, do we choose to be loved ?

Heliodor, spinal, purple jade and Paraiba tourmaline are among those gemstones little-known to the general public, yet which have fired passions since mankind first set eyes on them. Where do they come from. What path have they followed before they go on show in jewelers' glass cases. And who are the gem hunters who track them down. To get behind these mysteries, this film takes us to the heart of the world's biggest exhibition and trade event for precious stones: the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show. Since its inauguration in 1955, this event brings together around 10,000 exhibitors in the middle of the Arizona desert for three weeks of gemstone mania. On show across the city are thousands stones of all kinds, including some of the most prized on the planet. Experts, collectors, museum curators, and jewelers, along with simple gem fans all share their passion for gemology as they walk the corridors of this unrivaled event. Some come to dream, others to trade - sometimes for hundred of millions of dollars. From emerald deposits and open-pit marble mines to jeweler's display cases, this film takes us on the trail of some outstanding treasures, genuine marvels of nature, and immerses us deep into a universe that inspires the dreams of many. It is a window into the magical and cutthroat world of the gem hunters and their sometimes surprising practices.

Through the four corners of the territory and various Amerindian communities such as the Mapuche or the Huilliche, "Chile: land of weaving and crossbreeding" (75 ') traces the various traditional weaving techniques, their cosmogonic meanings and their know-how, by linking the intimacy of the characters to the history of the country.

Wengi and his wife Soyi are two Pygmies. The couple has lived in Kinshasa for 35 years. Despairing from the urban lifestyle and the discrimination they're subjected to, they want to return to their homeland, 700 km up the Congo river.

Lollapalooza Paris 2017 is the newest member of the iconic festival family, taking place in the French capital for the first time this July. Featuring Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Weeknd, Imagine Dragons, Lana Del Rey, The Pixies, and more.

How to overcome the imposing heritage and overwhelming personality of the father to better live one's own life.

As it holds the world record for 3,000 demonstrations per year, Paris conceals a rare immaterial heritage: citizen marching in the streets to protest. So, since the 14th century, every generation has experienced the tumult of the streets.

Follows Michael Lonsdale, one of the greatest French actors of international fame. This man of faith and art talks about his long career, reacts to film excerpts engraved in our memories and recalls how theater was a priority in his life.

From all time Norway has been a place of land, water and man. But here like anywhere else, times and gold do change colors. In the deep valleys of the south and across the white plains of the Great North, we embark on a journey through time, memories and dreams. Viking chief Georg Hansen, farmer Laila Kvellestad, Sami artist Máret Ánne Sara, reindeer herder Jovsset Ante Sara, silversmith Regina Juhls and other guardians share their cultural heritage stories and struggles and try to keep the breath of knowledge and rural life alive. A story of man's migrations and everlasting aptitude to inhabit impossible territories of rocks, water and ice. Their words may sound different but their feeling remains the same: the world is here.

"Arica: le Carnaval con la Fuerza del sol" transcribes the annual carnival that shakes the border town with Peru where the Andean peoples like the Aymaras and Afro-descendants protest by dancing for the inclusion of minorities ethnicities in the new constitution of the Pinera government.

The native and threatened ecosystems of New Caledonia make this territory the second global realm for biological diversity. Beyond this observation, the director immerses us in the Kanak vision of the world and its relationship to Nature.

In the ethnographic tradition, "The Tapati Festival of Easter Island" focuses on following the family of the Queen of the Year, their traditional and ritual activities, which promotes and transmits the Rapa Nui culture from generation to generation.