Agents un peu trop secrets— March 1 at 8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 
Also streaming on TV5MONDE+
(English ST) 
Because he was not promoted to director of the Cameroonian Heritage Agency, Joseph decides to set up his new boss. But nothing goes as planned and the country’s land title goes missing. He must then surround himself with a special team of secret agents to avoid disaster. 

Director: Frank Thierry Léa Malle (Cameroon, 2025) 
Cast: Rigobert Tamwa, Joys Sa’a, Delpiso Manga 
Genre: Comedy 

Olivia— March 3 at 8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT 
In celebration of International Women’s Day 
Also streaming on TV5MONDE+ beginning March 3 
(English ST) 
1890. Near Fontainebleau. Olivia starts her new school year at a wealthy girls’ boarding school run by two teachers, Miss Cara and Miss Julie, who are much admired by the pupils. The ingénue Olivia soon falls under the spell of the erudite and charismatic Julie. An all-female film, elegant and sultry. 
Director: Jacqueline Audry (France, 1950) 
Cast: Edwige Feuillère, Simone Simon, Yvonne de Bray, Marie-Claire Olivia 
Genre: Dramedy 
Awards: Nominated for a BAFTA Award in 1953 

Notre Dame de Moncton— March 15 at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

Anna wants to rebuild ties with her son Jason, who she abandoned twenty years ago. But she runs off at the last minute and secretly takes refuge in an elderly couple’s house. Unusual events lead to her forming a bond with the couple’s wife… 

Director: Denise Bouchard (New Brunswick/Canada, 2022) 
Cast: Laurie Gagné, Louise Turcot, Thomas Lapointe, Frédérique Cyr 
Genre: Drama 
Awards: Bright Horizons Award at the Melbourne Film Festival (Australia, 2023); student jury prize and Pass Culture jury prize at the Biarritz Film Festival (France, 2023); selected at the Cannes Festival, first work, Caméra d’or, at the Angoulême Festival (France, 2023), at the Marrakech Film Festival (Morocco, 2023), at the FIFF (Belgium, 2023), at FESPACO (Burkina Faso, 2025), at the Göteborg Festival (Sweden, 2024) 

Un soir… un train— March 17 at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT 

Homage to Belgian director André Delvaux 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

Mathias, a linguistics professor at a Flemish university, is having an affair with Anne. When he must travel far from home to give a lecture, Anne, to his great surprise, joins him on the train. But when he wakes up, the young woman has disappeared… 

Director: André Delvaux (France, 1967) 
Cast: Yves Montand, Anouk Aimée, François Beukelaers 
Genre: Drama 

Last Dance— March 22 at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

Aged 75 Germain, a contemplative homebody, finds himself widowed and having to cope with his children’s somewhat invasive concern about him. Determined to keep a promise made to his wife years earlier, he must take part in a contemporary dance creation, but without letting the family know. 

Director: Delphine Lehericey (Switzerland, Belgium, 2022) 
Cast: François Berléand, Kacey Mottet Klein, La Ribot 
Genre: Dramedy 
Awards: UBS Audience Prize (Locarno 2022) 

Le grand blanc de Lambaréné— March 24 at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

Between World War II and Gabon’s independence, the last twenty years of Dr. Albert Schweitzer, Nobel Prize winner in 1952, seen through the eyes of Koumba, a young African villager. 

Director: Bassek Ba Kobhio (Cameroon, Gabon, France, 1995) 
Cast: André Wilms, Alex Descas, Marisa Berenson 
Genre: Dramedy 

Voyage en Chine— March 31 at 8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 

(English ST) 

Liliane has recently lost her son, who had been living in China for years. When trying to repatriate his body, she faces an administrative brick wall. She then decides to fly to this faraway land. Submerged in Chinese culture, she embarks on a genuine voyage of discovery. 

Director: Zoltan Mayer (France, 2014) 
Cast: Yolande Moreau, Qu Jing Jing, Lin Dong Fu, Liu Ling Zi 
Genre: Dramedy 

Trentenaires— Tuesdays, beginning March 17 at 12:30am ET/9:30pm PT 

Season 2 premiere 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

In Charleroi, we follow the adventures of a group of friends, bound by a shared trauma. Each faces the challenges of their generation, trying to keep their personal lives on an even keel. 

Director: Sylvain Archambault (Belgium, 2023) 
Cast: Marie Diaby, Amandine Hinnekens, Carole Matagne 
Genre: Dramedy 

Détectives… Ou presque— Sundays, beginning March 15 at 12:30am ET/9:30pm PT 

Season 2 premiere  

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

In financial straits, former policeman Leo Brand sets up a detective school in Basel. To help them get the best out of the course, his amateur detectives learn on the job by solving real cases. Each has their own unique character… But none really correspond to the task in hand. 

Director: Michael Steiner (Switzerland, 2022) 
Cast: Roeland Wiesnekker, Meryl Marti, Dardan Sadik, Martin Rapold, Esther Gemsch 
Genre: Crime and thriller 

Elles— Thursdays, beginning March 5 at 11:30pm ET/8:30pm PT 

In celebration of International Women’s Day 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+ 

The socially conscious rapper Sarahmée travels around the world to discover groups of brave and determined women challenging the established order. 

Part 1: In Paris, Sarahmée plays a football match with the members of Little Miss Soccer, seeking to make a name for themselves on the city’s football pitches. She participates in a race to combat street harassment and goes fly posting with the Merci Simone group. 

Part 2: In Mexico, Sarahmée goes climbing with the Escaladoras Mexicanas group who introduce girls to the sport. She raps with the artists of I.M YONI, who campaign for women to excel in the music industry. She meets the Mujeres de la tierra, women farmers united against violence. 

Director: Sabrina Hammoum (Quebec/Canada, 2022) 
Genre: Documentary series 

Ni juge, ni soumise— March 10 at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT 

In celebration of Les Magritte du Cinéma 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

In Brussels, over a period of three years, Yves Hinant and Jean Libon, directors from the “Strip-tease” team, followed the instructing judge, Anne Gruwez, during her criminal investigations, hearings and visits to crime scenes. 

Director: Yves Hinant, Jean Libon (Belgium, France, 2017) 
Genre: Documentary 
Awards: César award for best documentary film (France, 2019), Magritte award for best documentary (Belgium, 2019), best actress award (special mention) for Anne Gruwez at the San Sebastián International Film Festival (Spain, 2017) 

Parler mal— March 18 at 9:30pm ET/6:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+ 

Could it be that two Acadian actors in the successful series ”À la valdrague” suffer from linguistic insecurity? Bianca Richard and Gabriel Robichaud, from New Brunswick, set themselves the challenge of deciphering this curse and examine the state of expression of the French-Canadian language and particularly Acadian. 

Director: Étienne Boivin (New Brunswick/Canada, 2023) 
Genre: Documentary 

Le mot je t’aime n’existe pas— March 18 at 10:30pm ET/7:30pm PT 

In celebration of Francophonie Month 

In the shadow of the Republic and the tumult of different dialects, Nadesh, Chérif and Anamiga are amongst the countless interpreters working daily to recount stories of exile and precarity. Their voices weave an invisible thread between here and elsewhere, the world of the living and the darkness of migration. 

Director: Raphaële Bénisty (France, 2023) 
Genre: Documentary 

Génération F— Sundays, beginning March 22 at 7:00pm ET/4:00pm PT; March 29 at 6:00pm ET/3:00pm PT 

Season premiere  

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+ beginning March 26 

(English ST) 

Fashion, gastronomy, sports, urban cultures, lifestyle… Richard Orlinski, one of the best-selling French artists in the world, explores the “French touch.” Between Dakar, London and Montreal, he meets the new generation of French-speaking creators and highlights an uninhibited, creative, bold Francophonie. 

Director: Sarah Almosnino, Matthieu Valluet (France, 2025) 
Host: Richard Orlinski 
Genre: Documentary series, travel 

Riverboom— March 29 at 8:30pm ET/5:30pm PT 

In celebration of Prix du cinéma Suisse  

Also streaming on TV5MONDE+

(English ST) 

Afghanistan, 2002. Three young reporters decide to leave Kabul and head to the interior of the country, where Westerners are much rarer. They set off by car and film their impromptu journey. 

Director: Claude Baechtold (Switzerland, France, 2023) 
Genre: Documentary 
Awards: Mitrani Prize at the Fipadoc in Biarritz (France, 2024); Audience Prize at the festival Premiers Plans in Angers (France, 2024); Young European Jury Prize at the Brussels International Film Festival (Belgium, 2024); Best Film Editing Prize at the Swiss Film Award in Geneva (Switzerland, 2025) 

J’adore ce que vous faites— Streaming beginning March 4

(English ST)

As Gérard Lanvin prepares to shoot one of the most important films of his career, his path crosses that of Momo Zapareto… a meeting he rapidly comes to regret! Momo may be Gérard’s greatest fan, but for the film-director it’s a nightmare that’s only just beginning…

Director: Philippe Guillard (France, 2022)
Cast: Gérard Lanvin, Artus, Antoine Bertrand, Laura del Sol, Natasha Andrews, Caroline Bourg
Genre: Comedy

Home— Streaming beginning March 4 

Season 1 premiere 

(English ST) 

Forget everything you thought you knew about retirement homes and dive into a vibrant adventure brimming with humanity. When life continues to unfold with panache! 

Director: Joachim Weissman (Belgium, 2024) 
Cast: Nicolas Lacroix, Laetitia Mampaka, Zidani, Sacha Ferra, Nicole Valberg, Jean-Michel Vovk, Mathieu Debaty 
Genre: Comedy

Bouches cousues— Streaming beginning March 4

In celebration of International Women’s Day

(English ST)

Dakota Simao and Nadia Ladeiras, two young dancers, are preparing a performance on domestic violence. Amanda Caprara follows them through rehearsals and personal reflections, exploring how the body carries the memory of past suffering.

Director: Amanda Caprara (Swiss, 2024)
Genre: Documentary

La dernière reine— available beginning March 6 

(English ST) 

The pirate Barbarossa liberates Algiers from Spanish tyranny and takes control of the kingdom. Against all odds, one woman will rise to challenge him: Queen Zaphira. 

Director: Adila Bendimerad, Damien Ounouri (2022) 
Cast: Adila Bendimerad, Dali Benssalah, Tahar Zaoui 
Genre: Drama 

Le Mohican— available beginning March 6 

(English ST) 

After severely injuring a mobster’s son, one of the last shepherds on the Corsican coast becomes the target of a relentless manhunt. 

Director: Frédéric Farrucci (2024) 
Cast: Alexis Manenti, Mara Taquin, Théo Frimigacci 
Genre: Thriller 

Kill Me Please— available beginning March 6 

(English ST) 

After receiving state funding, a doctor opens an assisted-suicide clinic. 

Director: Olias Barco (2010) 
Cast: Aurélien Recoing, Virgile Bramly, Daniel Cohen 
Genre: Dark comedy 

Borgo— available beginning March 13 

(English ST) 

After a young prison guard gets transferred to a prison in Corsica, an inmate offers her protection expecting a favor in return.  

Director: Stéphane Demoustier (2023) 
Cast: Hafsia Herzi, Moussa Mansaly, Florence Loiret-Caille 
Genre: Crime 

La fin du silence— available beginning March 13 

(English ST) 

The youngest son of a family living in a remote mountain house is thrown out. 

Director: Roland Edzard (2011) 
Cast: Franck Falise, Thierry Frémont, Maia Morgenstern 
Genre: Thriller 

Un homme en fuite— available beginning March 20 

(English ST) 

A local activist is wanted by the police after a robbery gone wrong. 

Director: Baptiste Debraux (2024) 
Cast: Bastien Bouillon, Léa Drucker, Pierre Lottin 
Genre: Thriller 

Elyas— available beginning March 20 

(English ST) 

A former Special Forces soldier becomes a bodyguard for a 13-year-old girl and her mother.  

Director: Florent-Emilio Siri (2024) 
Cast: Roschdy Zem, Laëtitia Eïdo, Jeanne Michel 
Genre: Thriller 

Trois huit— available beginning March 20 

(English ST) 

A glass manufacturing factory worker decides to switch to the nightshift, meeting a charismatic and violent workmate.  

Director: Philippe Le Guay (2001) 
Cast: Gérald Laroche, Marc Barbé, Luce Mouchel 
Genre: Thriller 

Inexorable— available beginning March 27 

(English ST) 

The lives of a novelist and his family are forever changed after a silhouette begins lurking in their country mansion.  

Director: Fabrice du Welz (2021) 
Cast: Benoît Poelvoorde, Mélanie Doutey, Alba Gaïa Bellugi 
Genre: Thriller 

Cavale— available beginning March 27 

(English ST) 

After fifteen years behind bars, the most highly armed member of a proletarian revolution finally escapes.  

Director: Lucas Belvaux (2002) 
Cast: Catherine Frot, Lucas Belvaux, Dominique Blanc 
Genre: Thriller