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13 - 15 January: Unifrance Meetings, Paris

26 - 29 January: FIPADOC

22 – 24 February: MIP London

8 – 11 March: Thessaloniki Documentary Festival

22 April: SPA Connect

8 - 9 June: Unifrance meetings in Madrid

22 - 24 June: Sunny Side of the Doc

1 - 3 July: Forum Alentours

April 16, 2026

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Disconnected: A Journey Through Digital Addiction (52'): A global, solutions-driven documentary on digital addiction, from France to the US, Canada and the Netherlands—following innovative programs helping young people reclaim their lives and reconnect beyond screens.

New documentaries

Bold Lands (52'): Italy’s heroic agriculture through five regions where farmers defy extreme landscapes to preserve their heritage, identity, and way of life.

Available in English

Audie Murphy, from Colmar to Hollywood (52'): the most decorated soldier in U.S. history and later a Hollywood star.

Breaking The Silence: Rebuilding After Joel Le Scouarnec (52'): After one of the largest child abuse trials in France receives surprisingly little media attention, survivors break decades of silence and fight to have their voices heard.

Michelangelo, Chiaroscuro of The Soul (52'): a tormented creator and spiritual seeker, whose work transcends form and matter in a lifelong quest for God and the human body.

February 11, 2026

Take a step back to pay tribute to women — on March 8 or all year round. Across cultures, eras, and unexpected symbols, these three documentaries reveal how women have shaped their independence through everyday objects, creative expression, and bold journeys — proving that social change often begins in the most unexpected places.

Shaping Ladies: A Bra Story (52') : From the Renaissance to mass global production, this documentary explores the surprising history of the bra, revealing how an intimate garment shaped women’s bodies, freedom, and society through centuries of cultural and social change.

The Art of Henna, A Journey to Freedom (52') : In Rajasthan, three young women harness the traditional art of mehndi to claim their independence, as their journey from apprentices to professional artists mirrors their growing confidence within a society balancing tradition and change.

Women Bicycle Adventurers (52') : From 19th-century pioneers to wartime resistance fighters and modern trailblazers, this documentary reveals how the bicycle became a powerful tool of female independence, challenging social norms and transforming women’s freedom — one pedal stroke at a time.

January 19, 2026

Interview With A Shark (52') is part of the official FIPA 2026 selection and will be screened on January 25 and 28.

January 9, 2026

The Conspiracists (96') : Five years after the storming of the U.S. Capitol, The Conspiracists explores how ordinary women became central figures in the radicalization of the American right. Based on Noelle Cook’s investigation , the film follows a road trip across the United States with one of the women involved in January 6, examining how conspiracy theories take hold, how entire belief systems are built, and whether dialogue across the conspiratorial divide is still possible.

Troubled Teen Industry: The School-Prison Scandal (52') : Marketed as help for troubled teens, private recovery centers hide a disturbing reality for 200,000 U.S. teenagers every year.

November 6, 2025

New documentaries

The Treasure Hunter (84') : Beyond the treasure quest of Japanese gold lies a raw, intimate portrait of a father-son bond, ending in drama and emotion, with the son’s magnetic presence at its heart. Reviewed in Variety .

The Art of Henna, A Journey To Freedom (52') : In Rajasthan, three young women use the traditional art of mehndi to trace their own paths between tradition and modernity. A colourful, joyful journey that culminates in the festive bustle of a wedding.

Available in English

1525, The Forgotten Revolution (52') : Five hundred years ago, across the Holy Roman Empire, peasants rose against nobility and clergy — a forgotten uprising that challenged the old order and still echoes in Europe’s memory today.

September 24, 2025

Highlights of our programmes featured in Senal News, ahead of MICOM: Beliane to Feature Powerful New Documentaries

September 16th, 2025

Pleiades, Victims of A Serial Killer (7x52') : In ancient Greek myth, Orion hunted the Pleiades — seven women who found refuge in the stars. In this chilling true story, the hunt became real, and seven lives were taken on Earth. Now available

September 10th, 2025

News & new documentaries

Georges de la Tour, The Shadow and The Flame (52') : Rediscovered in the 20th century after centuries of neglect, Georges de La Tour, master of chiaroscuro, stands out with a singular art where light and spirituality converge. This film unravels the mystery of his training, celebrates his technical brilliance, and follows his extraordinary journey from obscurity to global acclaim. His legacy is honored in a major exhibition at the Musée Jacquemart-André in Paris. Now available

Interview With A Shark (52') : Able to “freeze” sharks with a single gesture, Steven takes us into a soothing yet thrilling exploration of the shark world, from the Azores to the Philippines. Now available

August 19th, 2025

News & new documentaries

Glitz Glam, and Midnight Magic (52') : New Year's Eve at the Cabaret (52'): At both the famous Paradis Latin and the small-town Diamant Bleu, New Year’s Eve is the highlight of the year. Between family warmth and grand showbiz, we followed the weeks of preparation behind this unforgettable celebration. Now available

Jerusalem Revealed (52') : Jerusalem, the world-city, embodies the faiths of the three great monotheistic religions. Shaped by centuries of history, it still holds untold secrets. Through its people and experts, we uncover hidden stories and open doors long closed. Now available

The Atomic Screen (52') : Since the 1950s, the invention of thermonuclear weapons has sparked a cinematic legacy shaped by fears of total annihilation. Reflecting Cold War anxieties and, today’s renewed tensions with Russia and Iran, these films portray a world haunted by nuclear apocalypse. New

Varosha, A City in Limbo (52') : In 2020, Northern Cyprus reopened Varosha, abandoned since 1974. Amid controversy and geopolitical tension, we look back 50 years to understand today’s fight over this ghost town. Now available

Volcanic Lands (4x52') : In this documentary collection, we follow scientific missions that push the limits of human endurance and technology, while also meeting the people who live in the shadow of these fiery giants. Indonesia, Canary Islands, West Indies, Argentina. Now available

April 15th, 2025

News & new documentaries

The Conspiracists (96') : A January 6th insurrectionist takes a filmmaker and an ethnographer on a wild road trip across conspiracy-laden America, determined to awaken them to her 5D reality — but as the journey deepens, so does the disturbing truth about the world she believes in.

The Forbidden Dogs (52') : In a society where owning a dog is legally prohibited yet religious interpretations remain divided, Iranians who choose to keep pets navigate a quiet resistance—where affection, identity, and everyday defiance collide under the weight of state control and cultural judgment .

March 26th, 2025

News & new documentaries

1525, the Forgotten Revolution (52'): In 1524 and 1525, from Alsace to Austria, throughout the southern half of what was then the Holy Roman Empire, hundreds of thousands of peasants took up arms and rose up against an unfair society. This revolution, both religious and political, is known as the Peasants' War.

Audie Murphy, from Colmar to Hollywood (52') : After WWII Audie Murphy became the most decorated soldier in U.S. history and

later a Hollywood star. The film explores the cost of fame, the impact of war, and the reality behind iconic figures. Soon available

Divine Paintbrush (52') : A mystical journey through the artistic genius of Giotto, in the Basilica of Saint Francis in Italy, taking a fresh look at his works, while delving into recent discoveries shedding new light on the history of art.

Exceptional Set Designers (52') : Nothing fazes the four decorators we're about to follow. Will they be up to the challenge?

Georges de la Tour, The Shadow and The Light (52') : Georges de La Tour, master of chiaroscuro, was rediscovered in the 20th century. This film explores his technical mastery of light and the mystery of his artistic influences. Exhibited in the world’s greatest museums, his legacy continues to fascinate. Soon available

Kerkennah, Tides of Change (66' / 58') : Off the coast of Sfax, the Kerkennah Islands are facing mounting threats—from an invasive crab species to overfishing, rising sea levels, and the migration crisis. Once peaceful fishing lands, they are now caught between exile and adaptation.

Masters of Italian Craftsmanship (4x26') / 4K : new episode in Tuscany

Pleïades, Victims of A Serial Killer (7x52') : In 2019, the arrest of the Cypriot serial killer known as “Orestis” shocked the world. Sentenced to seven life terms for the murders of five women and two children, he had specifically targeted vulnerable migrant women. Pleiades presents never-before-heard testimonies from first responders, investigators, journalists, families, and experts. It explores the events and exposes the many failures of the investigation. Soon available

Sirens of Dieppe (52') : One year of shooting. A great mix of humour, even in the most tense moments. The music, lyrics, and choreography were created especially for the film by the composer and directors at the end of the shooting, drawing inspiration from everything they experienced throughout the year.

The World of Icons (52') : At the crossroads of art, history, and faith, this documentary takes us on a journey tracing the legacy of icons—from their origins in the Sinai Desert to their resilience amidst today’s conflicts. Egypt, Greece, Ukraine, Russia, Poland

Threads of a Revolution (52') : Janet Biehl travels to North-East Syria, where her late partner Murray Bookchin’s ideas have sparked a feminist, democratic revolution. As this revolutionary project faces renewed threats, she documents the women’s fight to rebuild society through self-governance.

Urbana Animalis (52') / 4K : As cities expand relentlessly, animals have no choice but to adapt. Discover how they are evolving to thrive in an urban world they can no longer leave. Available

Varosha, A City in Limbo (52') : In 2020, the authorities in northern Cyprus—under Turkish control—announced the reopening of the ghost town of Varosha: Cypriots could finally return to a city that had been off-limits since 1974. But behind this surprise move that caught the world off guard was a clear intention: to reshape the balance of power over Mediterranean territorial zones. A look back at the history of the island—and of Varosha. Soon available

Volcanic Lands (4x52') : This documentary series meets with communities affected by devastating volcanic eruptions, the scientists who study them, and the people responsible for managing these major crises. Indonesia, Canary Islands, West Indies, Argentina (where they are setting up the first monitoring centre ever in the country. This is going to be part of the episode. Shooting in progress. )

Women Bicycle Adventurers (52') : How did the bicycle, which emerged at the dawn of the 20th century, contribute to women’s emancipation? Through sporting achievements, world tours, and involvement in the Resistance during the war, this documentary tells the story of pioneering women—some now forgotten—who claimed their freedom one pedal stroke at a time and who still do in some parts of the world. Belgium, France, Germany, Italy, UK, USA / Available