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Halfway between social commentary and poetic meditation, a documentary showing life on the margins in a small town in the south of France.

Money Doesn't Buy the Poor Happiness

In honour of Europe Day on the 9th May, Karambolage takes a look back at what Europe is and how the European Union works.

How Does the EU Work?

We give Charles Berling, French actor, director and screenwriter, carte blanche. He takes us to Toulon, where he grew up and where he heads the Freedom Theatre. In a bus, he meets Dominique, who drives the line 1. The actor and director traces the story of this woman battered by life, but animated by an irrepressible energy. A tender and funny portrait.

Charles Berling

We give Charles Berling, French actor, director and screenwriter, carte blanche

Square Artist

The Second World War had a devastating impact on Poland, and its bloody legacy soured relations between Germany and Poland for decades after. To this day, political relations between the two countries are often strained. But what do the people of Warsaw think of Angela Merkel's policies?

Bye Bye Merkel

What do the people of Warsaw think of Angela Merkel's policies?

In Warsaw with Angela Merkel

The Franco-German partnership is considered to be the main driving force behind European policy. What image do the people on the streets of Paris have of Merkel? How will French people remember her?

As Merkel retires, we ask French people what they'll remember by

In Paris with Merkel

Many thought that the Chancellor's approach towards Greece during the European financial crisis was harsh. But how will the people of Athens remember her? Our journalists Nadia Blétry and Eric De Lavarenne interviewed them to find out.

How will the Greeks remember Angela Merkel: the beloved Mutti of the Germans, or a latterday Iron Lady?

In Athens with Angela Merkel

Internationally Frau Merkel is a respected and powerful leader. But what do residents of the German capital think of her as she leaves office after 16 years?

With Angela Merkel in Berlin

With May the 9th Europe Day, Karambolage asks what Europeans living in France and Germany miss from their home countries.

European Expats in France and Germany

Karambolage

Sepideh was 17 when she left Iran with her family to settle in Germany. After the Islamic Revolution the future was bleak for girl with little access to education.

Refugees In Their Own Words

Finding Roots

Perwin fled Syria because of the war. By the time she arrived in Gemany she had missed out on four years of schooling, and now she’s the oldest in the class.

Politics and society
Switching viewpoints

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Money Doesn't Buy the Poor Happiness

Money Doesn't Buy the Poor Happiness

How Does the EU Work?

How Does the EU Work?

Square Artist

Square Artist

Charles Berling

In Warsaw with Angela Merkel

In Warsaw with Angela Merkel

Bye Bye Merkel

In Paris with Merkel

In Paris with Merkel

Bye Bye Merkel

In Athens with Angela Merkel

In Athens with Angela Merkel

Bye Bye Merkel

With Angela Merkel in Berlin

With Angela Merkel in Berlin

Bye Bye Merkel

Karambolage

Karambolage

European Expats in France and Germany

Finding Roots

Finding Roots

Refugees In Their Own Words

Further, But Where?

Further, But Where?

Refugees In Their Own Words

Politics and societySwitching viewpoints

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Money Doesn't Buy the Poor Happiness

Money Doesn't Buy the Poor Happiness

How Does the EU Work?

How Does the EU Work?

Square Artist

Square Artist

Charles Berling

In Warsaw with Angela Merkel

In Warsaw with Angela Merkel

Bye Bye Merkel

In Paris with Merkel

In Paris with Merkel

Bye Bye Merkel

In Athens with Angela Merkel

In Athens with Angela Merkel

Bye Bye Merkel

With Angela Merkel in Berlin

With Angela Merkel in Berlin

Bye Bye Merkel

Karambolage

Karambolage

European Expats in France and Germany

Finding Roots

Finding Roots

Refugees In Their Own Words

Further, But Where?

Further, But Where?

Refugees In Their Own Words

Politics and society
Switching viewpoints