A film style which combines both a profound sensitivity, due to a very mobile camera, close to the people being filmed, and a journalistic rigor in pursuing in-depth investigations.
Our documentaries garner ones of the highest spectator ratings on programs as "Le Droit de Savoir" (The Right to Know, TF1), "Zone Interdite" (Forbidden Zone, M6) and "Envoyé spécial" (Special Correspondent, France 2).

Our agency has won many international awards as well. The documentary "In Cadillac, Madness Behind the Walls" (Cadillac, la folie derrière les murs) won first prize in the International Scoop Festival in 1998. In 1999, our team won two prizes at the International Festival of News and Reporting (Grand Reportage et d’Actualité, FIGRA): the Grand Prix for the film "Bolivia, the Miners of the Devil" (Bolivie, les mineurs du diable) and the Investigative Reporting Prize for "Chile, torturers running free" (Chili, bourreaux en liberté). Also in 1999, the film "Chile, torturers running free" was nominated for an Emmy Award.

The flexibility of our structure but also our capacity to provide extensive backing if necessary enables us to provide the distributors with up to date news documents.