A graphic novel for young children, Akissi is an enduringly popular bestseller. It has recently been adapted into an animation, which is distributed internationally by the Institut français oh his pla...

The exhibition Kubuni, les bandes dessinées d'Afrique.s presents for the first time a synthesis of the abundant African creation in the field of the ninth art. 

With Soula, Salah Issaad delivers a powerful first feature film on the condition of women in Algeria and the weight of conventions. The film, which has won several awards at festivals, tells the true...

The VR documentary On the Morning You Wake (to the End of the World) will be distributed internationally through the Institut français' Sélection VR. The Institut français provides the French cultural...

With The Satoshi Mystery, Rémi Forte has created a fascinating webseries that investigates the enigmatic creator of bitcoin. At the heart of this project teeming with details and inventiveness...

Co-produced by The Pixel Hunt, Iko and Arte France, INUA - A Story in Ice and Time plunges the player into the heart of the Inuit universe thanks to an epic journey through the Canadian Far North...

Biolum is a virtual reality experience that plunges us into a vast underwater cavernous system in search of a luminescent parasite. 

With Yojimbot Stories, author and cartoonist Sylvain Repos takes on the webtoon, a new way of reading comics from South Korea. The work is part of the Institut français' Unlock selection, which...

Tafé Fanga, le pouvoir du pagne is a powerful play in which the collective voice of a group of women meticulously dissects the failings of patriarchal society. 

With their installation Ayni/Habibi, video artist Frédérique Chauveaux and DJ Jana Saleh offer a sensitive reflection on women's relationship with the institution of marriage in Lebanon. 

With her first feature film Plan 75, Chie Hayakawa takes us to Japan in the near future, where a gentle and kindly appearance conceals a face devoid of humanity. Winner of the special mention in the...

With Protozoa, produced in collaboration with more than ten European artists, bodies and machines are combined through the prism of dance.

In Pamfir, Dmytro Sukholytkyy-Sobchuk evokes his own country, Ukraine, through a father confronted with the mistakes of his son. Presented at the Cannes Film Festival's Directors' Fortnight and the...