What if you could dive into Monet’s water lily pond? Thanks to Nicolas Thépot's virtual reality work, Claude Monet, the water lily obsession, you can head to Giverny and visit the garden that inspired the famous Impressionist painter.

What if “selfie” didn’t just mean navel-gazing? With his web documentary Me, Myself(ie) and I, Stéphane Carrel examines these self-portraits which are so pervasive on social media.

Arte launches an interactive graphic novel which blends fiction and documentary in an unprecedented format, available exclusively on smartphones. It tells the little-known story of Panama Al Brown, a gay, black Latin American man who was a boxing world champion in the 1930s.

In Metabolism artist Pierre Jean Giloux rebuilds the city of Tokyo, combining real and synthetic images.

The Blue Bird’s Sadness tells the wonderful story of a little boy who saves his village from floods with the help of his friends. This interactive bilingual story created in Ecuador has made its way around the world, educating children about the environment.

Invented by a small team from Lyon, White Night is a retro-style video game inspired by the cinema. This unique style has earned this French game an international reputation.

Released on 14th May 2019, A Plague Tale: Innocence is the latest creation from Asobo Studio. This 100% French adventure video game stands out thanks to the way it plunges players into the history of 1348 Aquitaine and calls on their moral compass as they fight to survive.

Isle of the Dead is a contemplative journey in virtual reality by Benjamin Nuel, adapted from the famous, eponymous painting created by Arnold Böcklin in 1883. Isle of the Dead takes the viewer to the heart of this picture, in an immersion which enables us to better understand its meaning.

Virtual reality animated documentary short, Accused #2: Walter Sisulu takes the viewer through the story of one of apartheid’s most infamous trials, the Rivonia trial. His perspective is from the "second accused" after Nelson Mandela, Walter Sisulu.

Co-created by Italian choreographer Margherita Bergamo and Colombian digital artist Daniel González Franco, Eve, Dance is an Unplaceable Place is an immersive experience combining contemporary dance and virtual reality. The spectator becomes an actor, blurring the spaces between the real and the...

This documentary webseries portrays Generation Z, young people aged 15-25 who have grown up with digital technology. A rich and emotional documentary, featuring questions, advice, fears and hopes.