A brief history of American space exploration from 1947 to 1963, when, after long and tragic trials, Americans finally ventured into space.

June 1940. France is crumbling under the onslaught of the German invasion, but Brigadier General Charles de Gaulle refuses to accept defeat. After leaving the country with Geoffroy Chaudron de Courcel, he makes his way to London and tries to convince Winston Churchill that France is continuing the fight—even without a government, an army, or widespread support. While de Gaulle is piecing together the “Free France” movement, in occupied Paris, the young Fernand Bonnet de La Chapelle and Livia join the resistance.

The brilliant and tragic fate of the French queen Marie Antoinette will always amaze and horrify future generations. A carefree childhood in the household of her father, the Emperor of Austria. An early marriage at age 15—and to whom!—the heir to Louis XV himself! Her accession to the French throne at 19 and a youth filled with endless entertainment amid the luxury of Versailles. And finally, a sudden, horrific death by guillotine amid the jeers of the Parisian rabble. Historians say that Marie Antoinette paid with her head for hating and failing to understand the common people. But then we'd have to admit that this witty and extraordinary woman was a primitive shrew! The filmmakers behind this movie have a different version, one designed to shed light on all the dark corners of the biography of the most famous queen in French history...

A story about the creative journey of the heavy metal band Iron Maiden.

A drama centered on a roguish congressman from Texas whose passion for booze and women nearly ruined his career. But he manages to weather one scandal after another; what’s more, he becomes a witness to the CIA’s largest and most successful operation in history, and his attempts to fund the rebels in Afghanistan lead to some unexpected consequences.

The plot of this historical drama tells the story of two friends, Jean Luchère and Otto Abetz, who fought for peace in Europe, beginning with the friendship between France and Germany in the 1920s. However, World War II changes the situation: Jean becomes a collaborator and founds the newspaper "Nouveau temps", while his daughter Corinne tries to build a career as an actress in occupied France. Meanwhile, Otto is appointed ambassador of the Third Reich in Paris.

1959, Paris. Half the staff at "Cahiers du Cinéma" had already directed a film. Chabrol had managed to make two, and François Truffaut was being applauded at Cannes for his "Les Coups". And only Jean-Luc Godard, whom everyone—or at least he himself—considers a genius, had a couple of short films under his belt. Godard finally decides he’s ready and borrows a small amount of money from his friend, producer de Boregar, to make a film based on a news clipping from the crime section. The director’s friend Jean-Paul Belmondo would play a crook on the run, and rising American star Jean Seberg, who had recently moved to France, would play his unreliable girlfriend.

Her rise to fame was meteoric. Juan Lingyu began acting in films at age 16 and almost immediately became a beloved actress in Chinese silent cinema. But less than ten years later, in the prime of her beauty and at the height of her success, she took her own life.

About the legendary composer Ennio Morricone.

Mike and Claire from Milwaukee want more out of life: Claire doesn't want to be just a hairdresser, and Mike wants to entertain people. They start performing as a duo, singing Neil Diamond songs. Gradually, the couple gains popularity and grows closer, despite the serious challenges they face on their musical journey.