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This two-part documentary looks at how our brain works and how our cognitive biases influence our perception of the world as well as our behaviour.

How important are role models? What does first love feel like? How do friendships build resilience? KIDS focuses on the world of children.

The new weekly news programme from ARTE that looks at the big issues that Europeans care about.

Some ideas have moved forward humankind. Others have been epically bad. Super Fails looks at the latter.

From cowrie shells to the first banknotes and digital currencies, this documentary series takes a critical look at how money shapes societies and determines our lives.

With a widespread weariness of the daily grind, this documentary series ask why there is a work crisis.

Chile’s old constitution is a hangover from the Pinochet dictatorship. Now the people want to write a new one. But how?

From the vastness of space to the microscopic make up of our bodies, explore the wonders of the universe, where human beings have never been at the centre of things.

The World in Images offers an interpretation of images that asks us to look beyond the first glance.

Professor Moustache go the extra mile to answer all your questions scientifically.

The chancellor and the president: Can the two men help build a Europe fit for the future?

Whether over land, religion, resources, or drug trafficking, conflict characterises our world. 

Tracks East approaches issues of identity and conflict in the (mostly) post-socialist world from new vantage points.

No wifi, no problem! You can download many of our programmes to watch offline. Here’s some of our suggestions.

Juana is back in Cordoba after many years of absence. She wants to lose her virginity and she won’t let her wheelchair get in the way.

Using optical illusions and magic tricks, Albert Moukheiber demonstrates that what we think is real is not always real.

Humans are highly social beings and the influence of those around us on our perception, decisions, and general behaviour is far greater than we realise.

Contemporary dance and architecture from a selection of European countries come together in Dance plus City.

French journalist Xavier de la Porte looks at how the digital revolution has changed how we live our lives.

Our feelings are something very private and personal. But what if AI could read our emotions and adapt to them?