Documentaries

ODD 13/14/15

Demain. Filmmakers Cyril Dion & Mélanie Laurent travel worldwide to investigate concrete solutions to environmental and social challenges.

ODD 13/14/15

Après Demain. Three years after its initial release, what is the legacy of the film 'Demain' (2015). Cyril Dion looks back at the initiatives that the documentary has inspired. He takes with him his friend Laure Noualhat, a renowned ecological investigator and very sceptical about the ability of micro initiatives to have a real impact in the face of climate change. Their humorous confrontation pushes them to their limits: what works, what fails? What if, in the end, all this forces us to invent a new story for humanity?

ODD 13/14/15

Terra. A 90-minute documentary by Yann Arthus-Bertrand & Michael Pitiot, produced by Hope Production. It is a tribute to the human race, clearly showing that we are still capable of changing our future, just by looking differently at life. The film garnered more than a million admissions in France and won a César for Best Documentary Film in 2016.

ODD 13/14/15

Animal. At the instigation of Cyril Dion and the primatologist Jane Goodall, two teenagers will embark in an extraordinary quest: to find another way of living alongside other species, more as roomates than predators. To do so, they will travel and meet with scientists and activists all over the globe.

ODD 2/12/15

Ceux qui Sèment. Family farming employs over 40% of the global working population and produces 80% of the global food supply. But what exaclty is family farming and under which conditions can family farmers meet the challenges of tomorrow? Forty young agronomists explored these questions throughout this 52 minute long documentary where they visited farmers from India, France, Cameroon, Ecuador and Canada. This film aims to look at both the advantages and limitations of family farming. 

ODD 3/6/12/13

La Soif du Monde. At the beginning of the 21st century, rapid development in countries with a large population, environmental deterioration and climate change threaten the world’s water supply and thus food resources. Will man be able to feed the planet while preserving nature? The film takes us to more than a dozen countries to meet men and women who propose solutions and captures the emotions of families that benefit from them.