Michel Audiard, le terminus des prétentieux

To mark French President Emmanuel Macron's state visit to Madagascar, the French-African Foundation is organising Alefa Jeunes Talents, a new edition of Young Leaders. The highlight of the event will be a discussion between Emmanuel Macron, Madagascan President Andry Rajoelina and young African, Madagascan and French talent.

Journalist François De Brigode interviews a personality from the artistic world. Together, they discuss the guest's career and current events, as well as their respective cultural favorites.

Saluting the world of Belgian films, with 'Toto the Hero', 'The Carriers Are Waiting', 'Night Call' and 'Flow' to name but a few! A diversified, original, bold and humorous approach to cinema. Cathy Immelen explains this success story by examining all its facets.

This programme, hosted by Tania Garbarski and Charlie Dupont, is full of surprises, culture and fun. This duo of stage and screen actors have to guess the identity of their guests before sharing a moment for conversation and discoveries.

The award ceremony for the Lauriers de l'audiovisuel (Audiovisual Awards) celebrates French actors and television and radio programmes. The 30th edition is being held on 24 February 2025 at Marigny Theatre in Paris.

In the Quebec region, the birthplace of "queb rap", the history of hip-hop is about the emergence of a long sidelined community. A look back at the journey of young people who found a culture they could identify with and have taken to industrial level, not without confrontation and rivalry.

Among Swiss specialities, raclette is a world-famous dish that fills stomachs, livens up long winter evenings and... inspires comedians! A gourmet illustration with a difference featuring Booder, Chantal Ladessous, David Castello-Lopes, Brigitte Rosset, Michel Boujenah, Maurice Barthelemy, Fabrice Éboué, Titoff, Laura Chaignat...

Each year the Swiss Film Awards honour the best of Swiss cinema. We look back at the 2025 ceremony with the main prize-winners, who share their reactions immediately after receiving their awards.

We explore the long career of the French artist and sculptor Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010), through her own words and voice. A direct confrontation with the material itself, with using creation to exorcise the past, to reveal herself... Portrait of an immense artist, where life and work merge to become one.

One stage, one audience, two dancers and instructions generated live by artificial intelligence and discovered by the performers over the course of the performance. The artistic process is revealed gradually, as strange as it is quirky, and our freedom within a given structure, often ruled by algorithms, comes under question.