Butcha, Irpin, Irzium… as Russian troops withdraw from the freed towns and cities, the world gets a glimpse of the horrors inflicted: mass graves, mutilated bodies and flattened neighbourhoods. With incredible access and the help of eyewitness testimony, this startling investigative documentary exposes the savagery unleashed in Ukraine and provides a deep dive into the abuses by tracking down the perpetrators. Who are the men who committed these crimes ? Did they act alone ? And were they carrying out orders or driven by organised, collective thinking? In addition, it tracks the victims’ fight to end impunity for war crimes by following Ukrainian officials and local NGO representatives working to ensure justice is served. With the war still raging, this heavy-hitting, relevant and vital film also seeks an answer to a complex question: What is Moscow's end goal in this conflict ?

Since the #MeToo movement in 2017, rape complaints have doubled. Challenged, how does the justice system handle this testimony? With special authorization, "Rape, a Challenge for Justice" immerses us in a trial at the criminal court of Nantes. Four years earlier, during a summer evening, two young people aged 18 and 22 had sexual intercourse. "Rape," claims the plaintiff. "Consensual sex," argues the accused. In the absence of evidence and witnesses, it's word against word. How will the magistrates form an intimate conviction? Faced with collective awareness of sexual violence, do they evolve their thinking and practice? Would this case have come before a court of justice before #MeToo? For two days, five magistrates will listen to parents, relatives, investigators, experts, and lawyers outline two ordinary life paths whose trajectory shifted during a banal party.

Rape, a Challenge for Justice depicts the complexity of this justice of the intimate, now a societal issue.

In a Colombia infected by ever-flourishing drug trafficking and widespread corruption, the threat of a resurgence of armed conflict looms. The country's situation is explosive. Political polarization and extreme poverty fuel violence. Sixteen years after the end of Ingrid Betancourt's ordeal, more than 200 people were kidnapped in 2023, a figure that increased by 72% in one year, according to the Colombian Ministry of Defense.

Telling the Colombian story sheds light on the past and future of the oldest democracy in Latin America, a democracy in danger.

Through exclusive testimonies, such as that of Ingrid Betancourt, who recounts for the first time in a documentary the conditions of her captivity, or other former hostages (a former DEA agent, a former Colombian policeman), "Colombia: Peace Confiscated - Hostages' Testimonies" revisits the dark years of Colombia. Former FARC members (a finance manager of the Marxist guerrilla, one of the political leaders of the FARC, or a former child soldier forcibly recruited and sexually enslaved by commanders) provide insider accounts of this terrorist movement, the kidnapping business, drug trafficking, the use of violence, torture, and rape.

Prominent politicians such as French President Nicolas Sarkozy, Colombian Presidents Andres Pastrana and Alvaro Uribe, as well as one of the Colombian intelligence service leaders, detail the plan to liberate hostages — the "Checkmate" operation that dealt a fatal blow to the Marxist guerrilla.

It's a grim statistic: the prostitution of minors. The main victims: young girls placed in foster care. "Like I Was Dead" tells the story of the sexual slavery endured by three young women, and the struggle of educators to try to save them.

Throughout France, the number of cases related to the prostitution of minors is constantly increasing. Because they are more vulnerable than others, young girls entrusted to foster care are the main victims. They represent 80% of minors in prostitution.

Through an unprecedented immersion over several months in a foster care home, "Like I Was Dead" recounts the journey of three young women aged 14 to 25. Eva, the youngest, keeps running away. Her educators, committed but exhausted, try to rescue her from the clutches of pimps. Lucie, 18, broke free from the grip of her "lover boy" a few months ago. She reflects on her descent into hell to distance herself from it. Chloe, the eldest, also experienced the violence of prostitution. Today, this former resident of the home rebuilds herself by helping her unfortunate sisters and warning those who idealize prostitution.

With nuance and sensitivity, this film attempts to shed much-needed light on a complex and expanding phenomenon.