Productions

Every week, Charlotte Meunier provides an overview of the Parisian real estate market and welcomes an industry expert for all enthusiasts to learn more.

Le Mag Immo, hosted by Yvan Hallouin, addresses societal changes, practical questions, and takes a look at all the trends in Parisian real estate.

Each local product has its own story and episode… Every week, the Succulent! teams set out to discover a typical culinary tradition, meeting those who bring it to life in all its forms. Narrated by Marie Montuir.

outremer.carnaval sets sail to Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Guyana through portraits of enthusiasts gathered to experience these festivities.

Ousmane and Ali, two Guinean friends, shared the same dream of Europe and made the journey across the Mediterranean together. Years later, one is in France, the other forcibly returned to Conakry. Over the course of a year, Les Passagers dresses their intimate portraits, their friendship on both sides of the borders and their daily lives. Between joy, regret, sometimes despair but always with a spark of humor and hope.

For the holiday, visit three of the most beautiful castles of the Loire, Chenonceau, Amboise, and Azay-le-Rideau, by artists, craftsmen, or regulars of these famous places.

Your projects, your initiatives, your great ideas to improve the region. In short, a blend of good news made in Île-de-France!

Rap has historically been urban, and its codes, its mythology, have been built around these origins. Outside the Parisian and Marseille areas, the genre is less represented.

Meet the provincial youth who feel the urgency to rap to make their voice heard, to exist. To rap is to tell a story.

Ensemble c’est mieux! is a daily magazine focused on the idea of better living together. The show provides concrete solutions to viewers on everyday life issues. Employment, health, environment, housing, economy, well-being, beauty, trends, cuisine… all topics are discussed in a cheerful atmosphere.

Les témoins d’Outre-mer is a daily 26 minute show to discover the French Overseas territories in all their richness and peculiarities, close to nature and its inhabitants. This magazine takes viewers on a journey with impactful and beautiful images. The objective: escape into the heart of natural spaces, explore the heritage and way of life in the Overseas territories, and discover portraits of locals living in mainland France.

Every day, the new format of Les témoins d’Outre-mer also features a chef for a delicious recipe, and stories that concern you… always linked to the Overseas territories!

Arthur Perticoz, entrepreneur, presents Et voilà le travail, the new section of Le Magazine de l’Emploi. He shares his experience as an entrepreneur and offers practical advice in 1’30” to boost your job search and acquire the right reflexes. A concrete, didactic, and visually engaging coaching session.

Unemployment is the major concern for French citizens. Employment is the major concern of Le magazine de l’emploi. Le magazine de l’emploi is the new practical, useful, and motivating rendezvous dedicated to employment. A foray into the heart of employment prospects in a region; decoding key but sometimes nebulous concepts of the workplace; inspiring encounters with those who have succeeded in their career change… But also citizen and solidarity initiatives dedicated to employment; follow an enthusiast in his profession, concrete advice to boost your job search; each episode combines practical kits and shared experiences. Note: The section Et voilà le travail, in partnership with France 3.

We take you on a journey to discover the most beautiful French Overseas territories! From the Caribbean to Polynesia, through La Réunion and New Caledonia, explore the most beautiful paradisiacal spots in the world and meet endearing people with ancestral traditions. A month-long event hosted by Valérie Bègue, hosting seven exceptional evenings in June 2018 on Ushuaïa TV.

Related by Daniel Picouly, Passion Outre-mer explores the diversity and cultural richness of France’s oceanic territories through heritage that is historical, geographical, and artistic.

France lights up with a thousand lights to celebrate the Christmas holidays in 2017, and it is Kamini, accompanied by Julien Clerc and Christophe Willem, who will kick off the festivities! From the most famous and oldest Christmas market in France and in front of more than 10,000 people at Place Kléber in Strasbourg, 3, 2, 1… Lumières sur Noël lets you witness the start of the Christmas lights all over France.

Whether on a cultural, religious, or environmental level, La Réunion is a land of harmony and living together. A true laboratory of cohabitation between people and religions. Its society is a melting pot of astonishing diversity. How can such a small island set an example for the rest of the world?

They are mentally disabled, in love, or in search of love… And yet, they ask themselves the same questions as each of us. A documentary that focuses more on our similarities than our differences.

How to become invisible in 2016? Listened, watched, tracked, Alexandra Ranz travels the world in search of new ways to protect herself from intrusion into her private life, deletes her personal data from the internet, and regains total freedom.

In Comédiscope, Alex Vizorek meets with the comedy scene and presents the latest news from all kinds of comedy shows. Packed with visuals, featuring extracts from shows and interviews with the performers on various stages, Comédiscope offers a 26-minute overview of the Francophone comedy scene. Having a good time wandering around, Alex Vizorek engages, comments, and jokes to create a quirky and humorous conversation with everyone he meets. Both in front and behind the camera, he gives a voice to today’s and tomorrow’s comedians and presents his new favorites every week.

Eugénie, a young theater actress, has decided to take on a unique challenge: to live solely through the sharing economy. For three months, with no income and only with what she owns and what she has to offer, she will have to work, think, eat, travel, entertain herself, and advocate collaboratively.

Did you know that Eau de Cologne is the oldest perfume still available? To tell the story of Eau de Cologne is to trace the course of a history spanning four centuries. It is to discover and understand the origins of a product found in households worldwide. Above all, it’s to trace its true history, a story that has never been told.

In the streets of Avignon, she meets Fred Testot, Nicole Ferroni, Yvan Le Bolloc’h, the Jamel Comedy Club troupe, Florent Peyre, and even Francis Lalanne to share their experience of the Off Festival. Armed with her camera, Chrystelle Canals, the youngest comedian in Avignon, wanders the festival streets and takes you to meet the comedy scene of the largest theater festival in France. From handing out flyers in the street and backstage in the theaters, Chrystelle introduces you to the magic of the Off and the shows you must see.

Every month, at the heart of the Cité Internationale Universitaire de Paris, Sandra Freeman meets young European citizens and decrypts with them the challenges and major themes of Europe today and tomorrow: its functioning, its concrete applications in our daily lives, and its possible evolution.

On the agenda: debates, reports, and the ‘enlightened’ interventions of a major political guest, including figures such as Rama Yade, Michel Barnier, Clémentine Autain, Yannick Jadot, Édouard Martin, and even Jean-Marie Le Pen.

(in partnership with Atlantico and Technikart, with financial support of the management partnership for communication on Europe)

On the road, between Rio and Sao Paulo, he crosses paths with the legendary Gilberto Gil, Tom Zé, Roberto Menescal, and Miúcha. In the late 1950s, a musical revolution was vibrating through Brazil. In 1968, the tropicalist movement sparked a new impulse in Brazilian culture. This is the story of these artists, of this movement, of this culture.

Street Chef is the first cooking show dedicated to street food. On the show: four young chefs travel with the host Cartouche, and discover street food culture aboard a food truck.

The French passion for Brazil, its songs and melodies, dates back to the early 20th century. As the capital of world music, Paris and its trendy cabarets were already making the avant-garde dance to Latin rhythms.

Pierre Barouh, Helena Noguerra, and Yael Naim trace 100 years of French love for Brazilian music, a lively passion that remains relevant today.

For any person desiring to take on political responsibilities, attaining power always involves a test, a struggle: an election. The film Votez pour eux follows one of these countless electoral battles, that of the mayorship of Hérépian, a village of 1,500 inhabitants located in Hérault, during the municipal elections of 2008.

In Le magazine de la cuisine, we go hands-on in the kitchen of a top chef for a professional recipe, and we sit at the table of the hottest restaurants with Olivier Malnuit (who minces no words).

Le magazine de la cuisine also invites you to savor variations around a current delicacy: decoding a culinary trend, profiling a producer on their farm, discovering the latest recipe books and new utensils with the quirky humor of a talented new expert, Jean-Philippe de Tinguy.

Through his perspective, the viewer is immersed in a privileged tour filled with anecdotes, memories, and expert advice. Mes visites de maisons d’hôtes invites you to discover the most beautiful establishments in France. The tour is led by the owner, decorator, or architect behind the furnishings.

Mes visites de bureaux créatifs focuses on discovering the offices of famous people. Whether they are architects, fashion designers, TV presenters, advertisers, or writers, they tell us about their workplace through the design, decorative objects, and furniture they have chosen. A unique opportunity to enter surprising places and discover in an ‘intimate’ interview personalities like Thierry Ardisson, Christian Lacroix, Frédéric Mitterrand, Jacques Séguéla, Augustin Trapenard…

Le magazine de la maison deals with news about styles, trends, and decoration through five sections: ‘What’s New’ (armchair, staircase, sofa, leather, parquet, wardrobe, bathroom, terrace, chandelier, etc.); ‘Objects’ (a selection of three new innovative, design, or high-tech objects for the home); ‘Encounter’ (with an up-and-coming figure in home-related professions: designer, influencer, architect, decorator, object creator, sound designer, scenographer); ‘Visit’ (of a prominent design venue: hotels, galleries, apartments, etc.); ‘Agenda’ (book releases, blogs, exhibitions, showrooms, and can’t miss events related to the home and design).

Every month, Sandra Freeman meets with young people and decrypts an institution (school, parliament, police, presidency, ecology, immigration, commitment, etc.): its functioning, its concrete applications in our daily lives, and its possible evolution through exchanges, reports, and ‘enlightened’ interventions from a guest.

Through an interview like no other, great men – and women – tell their stories… without showing off. An opportunity to create a unique and original portrait. So, how do you like your politicians? Rare or medium-rare? Maïtena Biraben hosts and ‘cooks’ some of the emblematic figures of the French political scene, busy preparing their own ‘madeleine de Proust.’ Behind the stove, hands in flour, tongues loosen!

This film deals with today’s chastity. Dorit, 67, divorced, has been living alone for over 20 years. She is searching for a soulmate and is aware that her age excludes her from the world of seduction and sex. Renan, 31, dedicates himself to the study of Buddhism and for now renounces the pleasures of sex. Florian, 23, is what is called an asexual; he feels neither desire nor curiosity for “it.” Laure, 27, is in a relationship, in love but sexually dissatisfied.

Her partner suffers from sexual disorders, including premature ejaculation. Through their testimonies, this film explores ordinary chastity, how it is lived, and how it is perceived in our time. Could it be one of the last taboos of our society?

Stéphanie Renouvin presents Certains l’aiment show, a show that blends societal magazine, entertainment, and talk show! As an entertainer, interviewer, actress, and singer, the journalist single-handedly embraces the show’s multiple angles. As the host, she welcomes several high-profile guests from the world of music, cinema, sports, and television to casually revisit the current news and trends.

To fulfill her mission, Stéphanie Renouvin is surrounded by a group of four young individuals who are bold, uninhibited, awake, and funny, fiercely embodying their generation.

“Making Water with Wind,” “Goats as Lawn Mowers,” “A Citizen Wind Project,” “When Manure Becomes Energy,” “A Roof for the Bees,” “Organic Products for My Skin,” etc. Each month, these young people select the initiative that moved them the most for the grand finale at the end of the season. Around Samuel Étienne, six young individuals react to three stories, each presenting an initiative in favor of the environment. Whether these initiatives come from individuals, communities, associations, or businesses from all over France, they all deserve to be known.

Planète 2048, 2049, and then 2050 is a magazine entirely dedicated to the environment and sustainable development, exploring what the planet will look like in 40 years. Without guilt-tripping us and with a cheerful tone, it raises awareness about ecological issues and highlights alternative experiences and solutions for a better world.

A show with pioneering ideas, a relatable and accessible tone, carried by Maïtena Biraben, who brings good mood and relevance to the show.

What is love today? Lio talks about love on Jimmy… with a capital L! The show includes investigations into love at first sight, infidelity, and even partner swapping… But also topics deciphering current trends: rekindling a childhood romance, teenage love, loving each other… but each in their own home! In short, everything that makes up love today. Why is love still beautiful in 2011, and what makes it different from the loves of yesterday? What do today’s loves teach us? Presented by Lio, whose passionate nature is undeniable, the show features testimonies from everyday people and analyses from specialists: neurobiologists, coaches, psychiatrists, and sexologists.

Conversations guided by the straightforwardness and insight of a generation that keeps on amazing with its clarity and candor, adopting an anti-consensual and provocative tone, but also relevant and analytical. The secret of this program: a month-long preparation for the young participants. Every month, Samuel Étienne is joined by young people aged 18 to 25: high school and university students, apprentices, professionals or jobless. Facing them, various personalities (from politics or civil society) are invited to talk about current, hot-button issues…