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Portrays what was "the golden age of French pornographic cinema", from its beginnings in neighborhood cinemas in the 1970s to the advent of video and adoption of the "X" law at the very beginning of the 80s.

A series of portraits of 6 Guianese people representing the cultural and ethnic diversity of this French territory, and the issues facing this region today.

From Japan to the United States, via Sweden, Germany and Canada, The Nature Effect heads off to meet researchers from the most prestigious universities (Stanford, University of British Colombia,...) - biologists, neuroscientists, experts in environmental psychology - who are presently demonstrating that «experiencing nature» stimulates unexpected biological and psychological resources and represents a boundless source of well- being. These scientists believe that there's enough proof today to assert that an immersion, even of short duration, in natural environments (including urban environments), leads to regulation of the heartbeat, a significant decrease in cortisol/stress, a reduction in cardiovascular disorders and better still, a significant boost to our natural immune system. Their studies also show that regularly immersing oneself in nature reduces anxiety and mental fatigue, improves our attention and cognitive functions and can even help fight against depression.

Responding to substantive conspiracy theses to help redress the historical truth: this is the fundamental objective of the series C'est un complot. presented by Christophe Bourseiller, based on his book.

Illustrated by numerous INA archives, a history of the ORTF, which controlled French public radio and television between 1964 and 1974.

After exploring the world of conspiracy theories in the documentary series C'est un complot!, Christophe Bourseiller sets out to discover the authentic conspiracies of history. Indeed, if conspiracy theories uncover imaginary conspiracies, history, the real one, is nevertheless full of authentic conspiracies.