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Jazz sous les Pommiers brings jazz to the core of the apple-producing French region of Normandy.

This series showcases eight pioneering female composers of the baroque era.

A portrait of Jean Seberg, a forty-year-old in the silence of a woman's solitude.

This documentary explores a little-known chapter of World War II: French volunteers who fought for the Third Reich.

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

All disciplines are welcome at the Nuits de Fourvière!

Meet the heroes and gods of Greek mythology with Homer’s Iliad and Odyssey full of passion, power-play, rivalry and divine wrath.

Between music and travel, let these concerts in Paris transport you across borders. 

Jazz pianist Shai Maestro presents his album The Guesthouse to festival-goers at Jazz sous les Pommiers. 

Albin de la Simone ventures into a jazzy reinterpretation of his repertoire of French song at the Jazz sous les Pommiers festival in Normandy.

At the Jazz sous les Pommiers festival, singer China Moses performs new material from her seventh album.

The Marc Ribot Quartet: Hurry Red Telephone. gives a rare performance in Europe.

Andrzej Wajda gives us a rich and deep self-assessment of his body of work, towards the end of his life

In the late Middle Ages and the Renaissance, the figure of the fool was omnipresent in art.

What do we mean by energy sufficiency? And wow does the concept provide an answer to the energy crisis?

In an era when female homosexuality was invisible, Juliette Gréco sings about lesbians with animal metaphors and mischievous humour.

Starring Karin Viard, Sólveig Anspach’s deeply moving debut feature film depicts her battle with breast cancer.

The first queer song to win Eurovision was a crooner’s calling out of discrimination against homosexuals.

 In the democratic-leaning city of Philadelphia, the birthplace of the nation, local people are firmly against Donald Trump’s whitewashing of American history.