When we meet Bijoux in Yaoundé, she has just survived another lynching. Just like Shakiro, LGBTQIA+ activist. This is the story of two people who feel like "women in a man's body" and who highlight their humanity to us at a time when homophobic and transphobic violence continues on every continent.

Since homosexuality was decriminalised in Canada in 1969, mentalities have considerably evolved in terms of the rights and freedoms of LGBTQ+ people. Those who fought those battles are now in their 70s and face new forms of discrimination. Dany Turcotte sets out to meet them. Portraits.

After his mother's death, Zino decides to go looking for his father, Farid, who disappeared 25 years earlier. When he arrives by motorbike at a house in the south of France, instead of finding Farid he finds Lola. He doesn't know yet that his father has become a woman.

Jeanne and Céline are at the maternity clinic for the arrival of their first child. It's Jeanne who is going to give birth. During the night, in the hospital entrance hall, Céline meets two men who, like her... are waiting.

Sabrina, lesbian, is about to marry Younes, her childhood friend, who is also gay. A marriage that suits both of them because it reassures and delights their families. But on the eve of the ceremony, Sabrina begins to have doubts.

2024. Act Up-Paris is 35 years old. Throughout its history, the militant association fighting against AIDS has invented a radical way of campaigning, bringing HIV-positive people and the gay community out of invisibility, forcing public authorities to react... A story of a journey that is both terrible and magnificent.

Mylène, Félix, Yves, Sarah, Matthy and Nicolas each live with their own difference, whilst sharing the universal desire to love and be loved. Thanks to the agency Rencontre Adaptée, our six singletons prepare to navigate the unpredictable world of dating.

Created by Caroline Taillet and Martin Landmeters, a series that questions our taboos on the subject of sexuality by exploring bisexuality and the clichés that surround it.

Born between the two wars, these men and women chose to accept their homosexuality at a period when society rejected them for it. Today, they give their accounts of a life torn between the desire to live like everybody else and the need to assert their freedom to seek fulfilment.

In search of his soulmate, Simon goes from one conquest to another on dating apps. The tales of all these love affairs hide his deep loneliness and need to feel loved.

28 November 2017. Canada's prime minister, Justin Trudeau, formally apologised to the LGBT community. Between 1950 and 1990, considered "immoral", its members were subjected to systemic discrimination within the armed forces, the police and the civil service. A look back at a story that remains little known.