You think your home is yours... But it is actually your cat's, and you had better do as he says.

Istanbul, Beirut, Baghdad, Cairo. A century of modern art from the East.

A rebel group of photographers in Ukraine’s second city braved Soviet surveillance to create new forms of photography.

Turn the music green!

Catherine Breillat’s films often revolve around the issue of sex and has adapted several of her own novels for the screen.

Part architectural genius, part kitsch fairytale, Neuschwanstein Castle is closely linked to the tragic fate of Ludwig II of Bavaria (1845-1886). 

Wildfires in Europe are becoming more frequent and more intense. How can we be better prepared to tackle them?

Sydney punk favourites are set to shake up the Cabaret Vert festival in north-east France.

The classically trained multi-instrumentalist from the Netherlands is a powerhouse of sound and a whirlwind of unbridled creativity.

Jean Reno narrates the story of Peter and the Wolf with the Orchestre de Chambre de Lausanne.

A short film based on a true story about one of Portugal’s biggest institutional paedophilia scandals.

A biography of France’s most famous actress in the year of her 80th birthday.

Studies show that an increasing number of young people are being diagnosed with certain types of cancer

The Blackfoot people of Alberta, victim of persecution in the past, are now striving to revive their heritage and traditions.

An exploration of an emblematic monument and world heritage site that took over 600 years to complete.

Asmik Gregorian takes the title role in an audacious production of Carmen by Gabriela Carrizo at the Salzburg Festival.

Carine’s chip van is on its last legs… What is she to do now?

At the foot of Prague's most beautiful building, conductor Dalia Stasevska conducts Janáček, Boulanger, Bizet and Ravel.

Why did the FBI put Robert Oppenheimer, father of the atomic bomb, under close surveillance?

It could be a groundbreaking cancer therapy: a personalised mRNA vaccination.