25 min
Many Muslims live in Russia, but Russia has an uneasy relationship with Islam
13 min
ARTE Reportage
UK fishermen were sold a dream, and now it's time to wake up
Imagine being told that your loved one only has five minutes of oxygen left, and all you can do is watch the minutes tick by
120 min
43 min
In the Australian state of Victoria artists have transformed huge grain silos into works of art bringing life and colour to small towns.
53 min
Death and the devil, nudity and eroticism, horror in blazing colours , Gothic art cast a spell over people 500 years ago.
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52 min
Fashion is addicted to provocation. And if you are offended, so much the better.
30 min
Shakespeare’s Rome and Juliet met their tragic end over 400 hundred years ago but the play still inspires the romantic to visit Verona or to send letters to Juliet.
Historians reveal the fascinating history of objects: Documents, materials, devices or clothes, everything has a tale to tell.
Tackling Taboos with Humour
Down with sexual diktats! Writers and broadcasters Ovidie and Sophie-Marie Larrouy examine prejudice and taboos around sex with humour and intelligence.
Hortense is an art history professor like no other: irreverent and subversive
The Smurfs were created by the Belgian cartoonist Peyo and are amongst Belgium’s most recognisable exports. From Brussels to Los Angeles via Dubai, a journey into the world of the famous little blue people.
A Film by Felix Tissi
70 min
A free reflection on European identity, in the first person, looking at its diversity of culture and the crises it has gone through.