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BETWEEN THE LINES
Free access to the Gaza Strip has remained closed to international journalists since the war began on October 7, 2023. AFP's permanent reporters are among the few professional witnesses to have experienced this conflict from the inside. They saw, filmed, photographed, testified while organizing their own survival. From their exile, they recount this war, which is the deadliest ever recorded for members of the press.
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USA: Being Trans and Resisting Under Trump
Across the U.S., trans people face mounting repression: medical bans, administrative roadblocks, rising transphobia. But a movement is growing. Activists, parents, artists, and allies are standing up. Their fight is for dignity, visibility, and fundamental rights. And it echoes far beyond their borders.
Pologne : les combattantes de l’avortement
In Poland, abortion is almost impossible. A young Ukrainian woman and a defiant gynaecologist reveal the cost of repression and the courage to resist. As a new government promises change, a fierce battle continues, fought by women on both sides of the border.
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MERCKX
Five Tours de France, five Giro, three World Championships, one Vuelta, seven Milan-San Remo, three Paris-Roubaix, the one-hour record in Mexico City... From 1967 to 1975, in barely a decade, Eddy Merckx won it all. This film tells the story of the greatness and setbacks of a world cycling icon, set against the turbulent socio-political backdrop of a Belgium in crisis and a Europe in search of its identity. Hated by the public as much as he had been adulated, his rage to win never left him, always turning hard knocks into counter-attacks. By winning 525 races, he became one of cycling's great heroes.
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SEEDS OF HOPE
The Niger Delta is one of the world’s most polluted places. Its mangroves, which play a vital role in the global climate environment, are disappearing. Experts are accusing the oil companies of ecocide. Yet some men and women are sowing seeds of hope. Their fight is our global fight.
EVERYONE'S BUSINESS
Three women, three convictions, one urgent mission to pass a groundbreaking EU law against modern slavery and environmental destruction. As time runs out before the next election cycle, they face fierce resistance from businesses, governments and even within Parliament. Can ideals survive the political battlefield?
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VASA: THE GHOST WARSHIP
Raised from the depths in 1961, the Vasa continues to reveal its secrets. From enemy timber to DNA revelations and the discovery of its sister ship, each finding sheds light on a 17th century tragedy and on the Sweden and Europe of that time.
SURVIVING BOKO HARAM
A rare glimpse into the absurdity of a never-ending war and a worsening crisis caused by government plans to close refugee camps. Filmed over several weeks under dangerous and unstable conditions, with a team working between France and Nigeria, the documentary follows the lives of those affected just days before violence struck again.
THE ROAD TO LIFE
In Northern Nigeria, Maryam, 11, and Muhammed, a fisherman in his forties, are just two among millions whose lives have been shattered by conflict. Maryam’s family fled Boko Haram and returned after the army’s liberation, while Muhammed lost everything near Lake Chad and rebuilt his life through a fish farming project. Their stories reveal resilience, survival, and hope amid a region in deep crisis.
