Alain de Halleux

With the Brexit deadline pushed back and the prospect of a "no deal" looming large, here's a look back at eighteen months of tensions in the footsteps of European negotiator Michel Barnier, at the heart of the negotiations and twists and turns of the biggest divorce in history.

After the dead of the eldest daughter, Germaine and Gilles and their children leave for a holiday in the mountains to restore their bond. However, the killer of their daughter also resides in those mountains and Gilles wants revenge.

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For or against nuclear power? What if the question were elsewhere? An essential perspective is missing from the debate: that of nuclear workers. Every day, hundreds of temporary workers labor in these high-risk environments. Our safety is in their hands. This film gives them a voice.

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In the confines of their homes, parents of severely disabled children hope for a place in care and support services. In the meantime, they try to cope with the difficulties and behavioral problems. In this existential stalemate, the film follows the work of Lucas, a specialized educator, sometimes advised by the hospital, who visits the families' homes and tries to help them. Full of energy and optimism, Lucas helps families at the end of their tether to build a more peaceful life, without waiting for a structural solution that is slow in coming.

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A chronicle of a year of health crisis. A film that travels to the four corners of the planet to question us about our model of society. The grain of sand is Covid. The gear is the system in which we live. The subject: how could a small piece of genetic code stop our system?

The shockwave of the Russian invasion in Ukraine has repercussions on the whole planet, Europe in particular. A geopolitical and historical analysis, with regard to the pivotal position of Ukraine in Europe