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In June 2020 Montpellier Danse should have celebrated its 40th anniversary. Founded in 1981 by the city's mayor Georges Frêche, choreographer Dominique Bagouet and director since 1983, Jean-Paul Montanari, the festival has become in four decades a major event in the international dance calendar. But the coronavirus pandemic forced the festival to reschedule to a reduced festival in the autumn.
With rehearsal, interviews and archive footage this documentary places the present festival in dialogue with forty years of performance.

With rehearsal, interviews and archive footage this documentary places the present festival in dialogue with forty years of performance.

40 Years of Montpellier Danse

Invention, sensuality, poise: a special collection dedicated to the performance art of motion.

Dance, Dance, Dance

Earth's drinking water resources are dwindling and to avoid shortages, scientists will have to come to the rescue.

Earth's drinking water resources are dwindling

Drinking Water in Danger

Nobody captured the atmosphere of 1990s Berlin better than him. German photographer Daniel Josefsohn, who died in 2016 at the age of 54, made his mark in advertising with his irreverent aesthetic and punk sensibility. It was his spontaneous, imperfect images shot for an MTV campaign in 1994 that first made him famous.

Nobody captured the atmosphere of 1990s Berlin better than than German photographer Daniel Josefsohn.

DJ Punk - The Photographer Daniel Josefsohn

Five years after its theatrical release, documentary filmmaker Rémi Lainé tells the story of the making of award-winning film I, Daniel Blake, the social drama that became a worldwide phenomenon and exposed the reality of the punitive benefits system in Britain. With interviews with filmmaker Ken Loach, screenwriter Paul Laverty and their production team.

Once Upon a Time...

Five years after its theatrical release, documentary filmmaker Rémi Lainé tells the story of the making of I, Daniel Blake, the Ken Loach social drama that became a worldwide phenomenon.

I, Daniel Blake

Type 1 diabetes is on the rise in young children. Xenius investigates its causes and looks at the latest research and treatment.

Xenius

Type 1 Diabetes – Children in Danger

In 2019, Les Indes galantes was performed at the Opera de la Bastille in Paris, hip hop style. This baroque opera, composed by Jean-Philippe Rameau, is an ode to colonial exoticism, and its reworking is the brainchild of Bintou Dembélé, the first black woman to choreograph a ballet at the Paris Opera.

Gymnastics

In 2019, Les Indes galantes was performed at the Opera de la Bastille in Paris, hip hop style

Operatic Hip Hop: Dance Decolonised

Dexter Wansel is a legend, and has worked with the likes of Patti LaBelle, Billy Paul and the Jackson Five. His work is now being sampled by American rappers; In her first film, "Murmur", Heather Young blurs the line between reality and fiction; in the face of mass survellience artists are getting creative; and we take a listen to Oneohtrix Point Never and his experimental electro.

Dexter Wansel is a legend, and has worked with the likes of Patti LaBelle, Billy Paul and the Jackson Five

Tracks: Dexter Wansel / Heather Young / Cyberinvisibles / Oneohtr

Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1 in C major is performed in the city of the composer’s birth by the Mahler Chamber Orchestra, conducted by the British conductor Daniel Harding. Completed in 1800, when Beethoven was 30 years old, the composition shows much innovation, despite its classical construction.

Daniel Harding - Bonn

Beethoven: Symphony No. 1

In the middle of the rainforest in Papua New Guinea lies the village of Sugu where the Kaluli tribe live. Photographer Marc Dozier has visited and photographed these people for many years and returns to capture a unique ceremony as they grieve the death of a notable villager.

Travelling Photographers (1/10)

The Fire Dancers of Papua New Guinea

In a fraction of a second the explosion in Beirut on 4 August devastated the historic city centre. Now property owners and volunteers are trying to save some 640 historic buildings damaged in the blast.

ARTE Reportage

Now property owners and volunteers are trying to save some 640 historic buildings damaged in the Beirut blast.

Lebanon: Heritage in Danger

Facebook, WhatsApp, Tinder, and Messenger have been blocked to Iranian citizens for several months. Instagram is now the social media platform of choice for the country's youth, complete with local influencers, who must be careful to toe the line.

Being an influencer may seem like an easy life... but in Iran, it's complicated. 

Iran: Social Media in Danger

Belly dancing is huge in Egyptian culture, and as ubiquitous as the pyramids. Some say it dates back to the pharaohs. It reached its peak in the 1940s, when Cairo was a place of free thought, art, and pleasure.

Belly dancing is huge in Egyptian culture, and as ubiquitous as the pyramids

Egypt: Dance Against Censorship

Italian marble from the Appuan mountains in Tuscany has been mined since Roman times and inspired the great artists of the Italian renaissance. But with today’s industrial marble mining harming the alpine landscape, activists are trying to limit extraction.  

Apuan Alps in Danger from Marble Mining

Re: Italy's White Gold

In Xinjiang province in China over one million Uyghurs, a Turkic people, are detained in camps. 

China: Uyghurs in Danger

Local correspondent Kseniya Halubovic reports from Minsk. Journalists are increasingly being targeted by the regime whilst they attempt to report on protests.

Belarus: Diary of a Revolution

31st August: Journalists in Danger

The Schengen Area was supposed to abolish borders within the European Union, but since 2015 many EU nations have put in place border controls due to concerns over terrorism, migration and most recently the health crisis. Is this the end for open borders in Europe?

Vox Pop

EU Borders: Is Schengen in Danger?

Frankfurt's real estate prices have increased in recent years. Is it linked to Brexit? What will be the consequences of Brexit for this sector? Daniel Ritter, general manager of a large real estate agency, gives us his assessment.

Frankfurt's real estate prices have increased in recent years. Is it linked to Brexit?

Daniel; Estate Agent in Frankfurt

Nomad transports the audience to the desert: Eleven dancers incarnate its vast expanse in all its beauty and terror. An atmospheric piece by the Belgian choreographer Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui.

Britanny National Theatre

Nomad transports the audience to the desert: Eleven dancers incarnate its vast expanse in all its beauty and terror.

Nomad by Sidi Larbi Cherkaoui

In 1973 choreographer and dancer Carolyn Carlson brought an breath of American fresh air into the Paris Opera. In true hippy style she brought barefoot dancing, improvisation and a relaxed attitude. Not everyone was ready for change.