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- Reggie Kray's last interview from his hospital bed. He describes his relationship with his brother Ronnie, his criminal activity, marriage, his family and associates. He especially talks about his trial that got him 30+ years in prison for murder. Interviews with his current wife, his associates, lawyers, judges and friends.
- Inspired by the detention of Jean-Paul Kauffmann and Michel Seurat in Lebanon, hostages and improbable currency for terrorists.
- Everything was ready for Luchino Visconti to start shooting a movie based on Marcel Proust's book "In Search of Lost Time". But all of a sudden he left the set and the project. This documentary features interviews with some of the filmmaker's closest collaborators, and follows the pre-production stages. The aim is trying to guess the reason of the unexpected giving up, as well as to figure out what the film would have turned out to be like. Besides, it tracks down the deep links that held together the work of the filmmaker and the great French writer Proust.
- This documentary is part of the series "The Conquerors of the Impossible (2/3)". From the 1950s to the 1980s, René Desmaison achieved a large number of "firsts". A specialist in normal routes (west face of Les Drus, Pilier du Freyney, Shroud...), he experienced a tragedy at the Grandes Jorasses, where his exceptional resistance allowed him to survive against all logic. He is the first to claim the practice of the mountain as a high level sport. A man of contrasts, his apparent strength hides great shyness and an unalterable enthusiasm despite the years. Beyond mountaineering, it is the spirit of adventure that has always inhabited him. A whole life devoted to mountaineering.
- 2015– 53mTV EpisodeFilmed in the Negev desert, the writer Pierre Michon talks about what the places around him inspire him, about literature, about desire.
- In a park, actor Michel Delahaye, sitting on a bench, reads to his children a passage from "Mort à crédit" by Louis-Ferdinand Céline. In this extract, the young Ferdinand receives a dark letter from his parents.