All over the world, every mask has a special story. Used to show off or hide, to have fun or to save the planet, masks have always attracted young and old alike.

Programmed for all kinds of purposes, from agriculture to space exploration to factories to manufacture all our objects, robots have become indispensable in our daily lives. They can also replace us to perform dangerous or delicate tasks such as surgery or access to inaccessible places. In Asia, in particular, humanoid robots are increasingly collaborating with humans, teaching children to sing for example. They are called cobots, or collaborative robots. Robots are changing the way we live and we will be around them more and more. They impress, fascinate, and especially question...

The ball is a fantastic object that everyone, young and old, has known since the beginning of time. Whether you're throwing it, shooting it, dribbling it or intercepting it, a big bouncing ball is enough to keep you entertained for hours, alone or in a group. Because with a ball, the most important thing is the pleasure of playing. The women's football world cup is taking place this year in France, with official rules and ball. But since when have we been playing ball? Sophie Bodet-Pétillon, journalist and author of children's documentaries, tells us about this fascinating book. Sorcerer's bookshops

A revolutionary invention! An ecological means of transport. It frees women, makes the revolution in China, replaces cars when there is no more gasoline. They are even used to ride in the Tour de France. This book was part of the parallel selection of the Michel Tournier Prize 2018, category CE1-CE2, and was selected for the Soif de docs 2020-2021 youth documentary prize.

A book is a universal object; its form evolved throughout the centuries to become what it is today. During the Middle Ages, it was mainly religious texts that were copied one by one by hand. The invention of the printer in the 15th century allowed the production of books to be widely done. It's especially the alphabetization of populations, and the globalization of resources, that allowed their generalization. With the appearance of pocket formats, we can bring our books everywhere! But, it's today that they travel the most, thanks to their dematerialization in e-books or audiobooks.

"Histoire d'object" is a series to (re)discover the world around us through a a familiar object.

The bag—this incredible object that comes with us everywhere and contains treasures—is the subject of this documentary, which is built like a fiction piece. It follows the bag's history and also questions its usage and impact on our daily lives, our habits, and our environment. It allows everyone to wonder about the importance the bag has in each situation.