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

A dive into the digital wild west of the art world where a pixelated punks created a financial bubble worth billions. 

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

A cross-cutting perspective on the lives of Europeans through contemporary and societal reports.

Just three months after Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022, the Kiev opera house reopened, with a reduced workforce determined to keep going.

Especially for Hallowe’en, a collection of spine-tingling short films to watch… if you dare.

A collection bringing together interviews by Olivier Père, director of ARTE France Cinema, with filmmakers of international stature.

ARTE offers you an eclectic cinematic journey, taking in masterpieces from across the decades in a celebration of European cinema.

A focus on the challenges and effects of climate change, the biggest problem of our times.

The Brazilian city of Belém, Gateway to the Amazon, hosts the UN International Conference on Climate Change.

Documentaries and reports on Afghanistan since the Taliban retook power in 2021.

A collection showcasing the unique sounds of the violin.

A collection of films on how war affected the collective conscious of Ukraine.

Actress Hiam Abbass tells her daughter, director Lina Soualem, the story of how she left her Palestinian village.

Experience the magic of film through their soundtracks: From tentpole classics to cult favourites. 

We are told that collective ownership is disastrous. But as it worked in the past, could it work in the future?

As the first all-female rap collective in India, Wild Wild Women are making waves on the Mumbai music scene.

Zaz, famous for her song ‘je veux’, brings her infectious optimism to the MO Museum in Vilnius, Lithuania.

With the Systema Solar collective, get ready for a sonic fireworks display of traditional Afro-Caribbean rhythms, Colombian music, electro beats, hip-hop and house.

We are told that data collected by smartphone apps is treated confidentially, but the reality is anything but.