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Magazine shows, concerts, documentaries, and more: the European culture channel's programmes available to stream free of charge on arte.tv.
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Documentaries, reports, interviews, web series... don't miss all the latest on ARTE in English.
ARTE Concert
Watch more than 300 concerts whenever you like. Electro, pop, rock, classical, jazz and our very own European opera season.
Cinema | ARTE in English
Cinema: shorts, arthouse, classics. A choice selection of prize-winning films available to stream for free.
ARTE Europe Weekly Is Culture Under Attack in Europe?
World famous for its artistic freedom, budget cuts in the German capital have upended its cultural scene. For weeks, artists have been taking to the streets of Berlin in a fight to protect the arts. Elsewhere in Europe, similar restrictions are in place. From Bulgaria, where nationalists are mobilising against unpopular performances. To Slovakia, where artistic directors who speak out …
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Watch documentaries and magazine shows about art, theatre, music and cutting-edge culture from around the world.
The Adventurers of Modern Art Midnight in Paris
An intimate portrayal of the lives of the founding artists of modern art living in Montmartre from 1900 until the Liberation. Last episode: The advent of World War II. Many artists and intellectuals fled Europe. Those who remained struggled to survive, to paint and write in the fight against the occupier. Some cooperate, others resist, many acclimatise themselves.
Series | ARTE in English
Two Mothers, One Child. Alice and Gabrielle are expecting a child. In this tender and funny series, two women build a family in a heteronormative world.
Arts - ARTE in English
Watch City Country Culture Han Kang - Nobel Prize in Literature Winner 2024 Available shortly 14 min Watch the programme
ARTE Broadcast Programme Schedule
2023年4月14日 · ARTE broadcasts its programmes 24 hours a day in France and in Germany. The offer is identical in both countries but the programme schedule is tailored to the different modes of audiovisual consumption and to the different “crossroads” on either side of the Rhine.