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We are going to explain math, not as it is taught at school, but as a poetic and mysterious construction of the human mind. With an emphasis on paradoxes, the non-intuitive aspects of reality that math allows us to grasp. 

New landscapes, vertigo and great mathematicians will be discovered.

These nine modules will immerse us in the very heart of Japanese society, in the very heart of Tokyo, its energy, its fantasy, its contradictions. The documentary series will decipher "Japan from inside out", in a fun, odd and offbeat way.

The gachappon is the equivalent of jukebox: a vending-machine for junk surprises, a spectacular mechanics like a pinball machine and addictive like a slot machine. But instead of delivering a plastic gift, a video capsule will emerge to help us discover this distant and fascinating country by its less known side: small daily realities!
Each of the nine episodes of the documentary web series Gacha Gacha is designed in a fun discovery mode, to dissect nine typically Japanese rites. Ways of doing things that are both millennial and hypermodern, disciplined bodies and lively minds, a very modest and suddenly exhibitionist daily life. Technological and spooky materials, sounds and colors.

Thanks to data visualizing, discover a collection that transforms data into visually appealing and scientifically accurate animated pictures. Explore graphs and pictures that represent figures down to the last pixel... Truth and falsehood have never been clearer.

A series of animated films designed to combat misconceptions and misinformation.

Nominee at the Buzzies of World Congress 2020: award for the Best Multi-Platform Factual Project

In less than a minute and thirty seconds, delve into the fascinating universe of science through beautiful, mysterious and surprising images! A series where esthetics will make you experience the pleasure of discovery.

Sciencible is a series of 30 episodes full of surprises and anecdotes that shed a new light on science… Immerse yourself in the fascinating universe of sciences thanks to surprising images – just like pieces of art can transport their audience and beckon them to dig deeper.