ARTE.TV celebrates 10 years of platforms in Poland

Free European streaming platform ARTE.tv For decades, it has proved to Poles that culture knows no borders and can be accessible to anyone. This year's anniversary is celebratedau ARTE.tv on the Polish marketplace is an excellent chance to rediscover highly rich tendersService. It provides a window for viewers to the planet of ambitious creativity, guaranteeing constant access to unique content at the highest level.

Today the platform offers thousands of free programs. In a diverse library you can find news directed to Polish audiences, European series not available in commercial streaming, masterpieces of planet cinema as part of the ArteKino Classics series, insightful reports from the farthest corners of the world, as well as outstanding operas, ballets and concerts of music legends.

Since choosing from specified a rich offer can be a challenge for some, ARTE prepared a peculiar list of the best and most popular programmes this year. This Jubilee catalog is simply a applicable guide to the planet arte.tv, which displays PROGRAMMES ON ARTE.TV

Selection of the most important, most engaging and most popular offers from the service library:

complete cross-section of the available proposals and hints where to start the screening.

All listed items can be viewed completely free of charge on the streaming platform and on the authoritative YouTube channel.

TOP 10

1. “The small girl who cried with pearls” (film)

This year's Oscar winner – a delightful short animated movie co-created by a Pole, Maczek Szczerbowski, and Chris Lavis. This is simply a communicative in Montreal in the early 20th century about a mediocre boy falling in love with an extraordinary girl – her tears turn into precious pearls. Blinded by the imagination of wealth, he faces a dramatic choice between actual love and greed.

2. “Marriage – becoming Karen Blixen” (serial)

The fascinating communicative of a female whose individual drama became the foundation of an outstanding career. erstwhile Karen Blixen returns to Denmark after 20 years with empty hands, she must face illness, heartbreak, and peer pressure. At these most hard moments, however, he finds the strength to fight for artistic and life-long freedom.

3. "Karambolage Poland: Palace of Culture" (magazine)

For the first time, the cult European format looks at Poland so closely – in a five-minute, humorous animated episode, the creators of the program take a look at the celebrated “gift of the russian people” – Palace of Culture and discipline in Warsaw. They tell the communicative of the building, which has caused utmost emotions among Poles for decades.

4. ‘Captained’ (documentary)

The loudest Ukrainian paper of this year, awarded, among others, at the Berlinale festival. The images of the destroyed cities were combined with only 1 sound: intercepted by the interview by telephone conversations of Russian soldiers with their families. A bold experimentation exposing absurd war.

5. “Difference of Sex?” (magazine)

A 25-minute past lesson from the popular series "Is it actual that..." verifying our beliefs. From legendary warriors to the women's strike in Iceland – this episode explores sex roles and seeks traces of egalitarianism over 2.8 million years of human history.

6. “Ice tomb” (document)

A real investigation after years. In 1897, 3 Swedes embark on a balloon to the North Pole and vanish without a trace. 33 years later, melting ice reveals their bodies, journals and photographs. An extraordinary communicative about ambition, obsession and fact yet freed from ice.

7. "Kuba: Crisis in Paradise" (report)

Western tourists see a tropical paradise in this island, but reality is simply a permanent crisis. Shocking material from the ARTE Reportage series showing Cuba struggling with over 1000% inflation, deficiency of drugs, power outages and the largest wave of emigration since 1959.

8. ‘Extreme species’ (document)

Read by Krystyna Czubówna, a reflective journey from invisible particles to infinity limits. A paper that explains how tiny and fragile our existence is against the background of a powerful, unexplored universe.

9. "Spain: a rebellion against solar farms" (report)

In sunny Andalusia, energy transformation takes on giant sizes. The growth of solar farms, however, raises the opposition of local residents who conflict to preserve their landscapes and their lifestyle. How to reconcile ecology with social needs?

10. "Philippines: kid exploitation in gold mines" (report)

Shocking coverage from the Philippines, where half a million people hazard their lives all day in search of valuable gold. Among them are children, sent into narrow swamp corridors. A moving communicative of the Ramos household and their conflict for a better tomorrow.

ARTE.TV’S MOST POPULARY PROGRAMMES BY CATEGORY

A review of the most selected titles in key categories – from insightful papers and reports, to ambitious cinema and master phase performances:

DOCUMENTS

‘Captained’

Ukrainian documentary showing Russian invasion through the staff of ruined cities and intercepted talks of soldiers from the front. This is simply a shocking image of a conflict in which the sight of the demolition and words of the occupiers resounds more than direct scenes of combat.

“Is it actual that... there has never been equality between women and men?”

Historical investigation into the beginnings of the patriarchy and the strength of women over the centuries.

"Emancipation of Spanish Youth"

Why do 66% of young Spaniards inactive live with their parents? A brief, accurate analysis of the contemporary problems of young Europeans.

REPORTS

"Re: Poland: fentanyl crisis"

The synthetic opioid besides reaps in Poland. study from Żuromin and Świecia on the scale of the problem and fight for the lives of addicts.

“Re: Poland: Nazi treasure hunters”

History enthusiasts exploring narrow underground corridors in search of hidden tunnels and Nazi gold in Poland.

“Re: Nature: Past fashion?”

Report on the culture of naturism on European beaches and campsites. Is the movement that utilized to be synonymous with freedom now going to the lame, losing to the morals of the young generation?

FILM

“The small girl who cried with pearls”

Short animated production awarded Oscar.
It tells about hard choices and whether it is better to be or to have.

“Upward the heart!”

Classic French cinema with excellent Karin Viard game. Keeping in suspense and tender the communicative of a future parent who, despite the diagnosis of cancer, refuses to halt her pregnancy, risking everything in the name of love.

‘Brigitt Haas Must Be Killed’

Classic crime of a broken man, drawn into a ruthless task force and plan to destruct an extremist.

SERIAL

“Marriage – becoming Karen Blixen”

A moving, Danish tv series about the beginnings of the literary way of the author “Goodbyes to Africa” which began after returning from Kenya.

‘Inquiries’

A dark, Scandinavian fact-based miniseries telling about an investigation into the violent execution of a writer Kim Wall on a private submarine. A series of co-writers of the loud “On Rausz”.

“Foodie Love”

Brilliant Spanish production of 2 single 30-year-olds, who come closer to each another thanks to a common love of culinary. In the background of fairy tale Barcelona.

CONCERTS

"Sting – Sounds Like Art"

An exceptional musical event at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. The erstwhile frontman The Police plays a 17th-century guitar surrounded by masterpieces Rembrandt and Vermeer.

‘Jean-Michel Jarre’

The electronic music master celebrates the 50th anniversary of the album “Oxygène” in Seville. A spectacular performance on Plaza de España, in which the iconic sounds of synthesizers combine with a monumental visual setting.

‘Marcus Miller’

A thrilling jazz-function performance of legendary music consecutive from the TSF Jazz Chantilly Festival.

OPERA AND BALET

‘Madama Butterfly’ (Festival d’Aix-en-Provence 2024)

An Albanian soprano Ermonela Jaho in the celebrated nipponese tragedy of Puccini.

‘L’opera series’ (Teatro alla Scala in Milan)

The satirical buff opera, which with humor and large energy exposes the absurdity, stardom and intrigue of the opera world.

‘The nutcracker’ (Hamburg Ballet)

An outstanding Christmas performance with choreography by John Neumeier, which is simply a poetic communicative about the transition from childhood to puberty, the power of imagination and belief in good and magic.

ARTE MISSION

The 10th anniversary of the presence in Poland is an excellent chance to remind about the fundamental mission ARTE.tv – ensuring universal and completely free access to culture at the highest level. As a non-commercial public medium, developing through EU support, the platform proves that art, education and ambitious journalism can be at hand to any viewer without financial barriers.

ARTEHowever, it is not only a library of culture, but besides a socially liable medium. Uncensored reporters look at the hands of power, analyzing hard political and social topics – from the Kremel propaganda to insightful accounts of the world's most crucial conflicts. Consistently combining free access to art with social mission makes the station not only a origin of the highest quality cultural offer, but besides a credible voice in the European debate on the future of the planet and society.

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