In Geneva, the young women of the radical collective 'Engageons les murs' denounce sexual harassment and violence. United by their refusal to be perceived as victims, their actions aim to change the paradigms of a society that they consider too conservative and patriarchal. Svetlana Rodina follows them for a year.

Everything you always wanted to know about... periods! Because there are as many different ways to live your menstrual cycle as there are women, actress Andréanne Théberge decided it was time to break down a few taboos.

The Nevada Desert, in the middle of nowhere. Welcome to Black Rock City, the most famous of all ephemeral towns, and the greatest festive gathering on Earth, Burning Man!

The psychiatrist Marie-Ève Cotton has been going to Nunavik in the Far North six times a year for almost twenty years. This is the opportunity for her to observe that mental health is experienced differently in Indigenous communities and it is necessary to compromise with other cultural or spiritual beliefs.

Luc Simard, Sandy Grenier, Jean Montambeaut, Anne Bouchard and Marie-Ève Lamoureux get involved in criminal mediation. Alongside them, as privileged observers, we attend meetings during which victims and offenders enter into a dialogue process. Deep dive into the heart of the restorative justice process.

After having fled the Congo and clandestinely crossed eleven countries, Peggy, Simon and their three children are awaiting their hearing which will decide if they are accepted as refugees in Canada. Between past ghosts, future hopes and legal mazes, the film delves into the struggle by the Nkunga Mbala family.

Exempt from the draft, almost 10,000 indigenous people nevertheless enlisted under the Canadian flag during the two world wars and the Korean war. Some of them, like the elite sniper Francis Pegahmagabow, distinguished themselves through acts of bravery. But on their return home, they were sent back to their reserves. Narrative.

On the verge of turning 50, the comedian Geneviève Langlois decides to cut her hair short and let her natural grey-white colour grow. She is far from expecting so many reactions and asks: are ageism and sexism still pervasive in the 21st century?

Academic freedom of university lecturers is today sometimes threatened by economic, political or social pressures. Review of the issue, in six episodes.

Switzerland is ranked fifth in the world in terms of GDP per capita. A mountainous country poor in raw materials, so why is it wealthier than the majority of others? From 15th century mercenaries to the modern-day, we look back at the history of the Swiss economy.

To avoid the payment of exorbitant dowries, the Fula community allows a future bride to be abducted. But this tradition, known as "goufdé", has gradually developed into something more akin to a forced marriage. But how to call the practice into question, in a society that remains deeply conservative?

The journalist Nassima Way tries to understand why, in the suburbs of Calgary, the Tsuut'ina community lacks access to drinking water whilst the country possesses 20% of all the planet's fresh water reserves. An investigation that takes in several of Alberta's different communities.

A technique for a charm offensive or a weapon against women, the non-consensual "dick-pic", the 2.0 version of the traditional exhibitionist in a raincoat, is a scourge of contemporary society. Kim Lévesque Lizotte tries to understand why men send photos of their penis.

An incursion into the everyday lives of those who have adopted a radically different lifestyle. Samian pays an immersive visit to unique characters, people who live on the fringes of modern society, who turn our convictions upside down and trouble our ideologies.

A 180-day long immersion in the daily functioning of two publicly-funded schools in Quebec.