What was it like for the people of Switzerland who lived through the Second World War? What do they remember today, and how? Eurochannel invites you to discover the answers with I’m History, a series of eight films made by French-speaking and German-speaking filmmakers.

Some people say that destiny is written… and they may be right. A posh couple on their way home, two teenage lovers, two working families and a group of nurses will all have their lives turned upside down on a tragically fateful night.

Eurochannel is proud to present the First Edition of Eurochannel’s Swiss Month. This special presentation, with the support of our friends at Swiss Films, showcases - for the first time in the USA and Latin America - an exciting collection of short films, movies, documentaries, music specials and more. In a fitting tribute to Switzerland’s most renowned artists, this month offers an exciting introduction to the entire spectrum of modern Swiss culture.

At some point in life, most humans wish to be invisible, to go to places and see things without being noticed. But what happens when that wish comes true without desiring it? Eurochannel invites you to meet and laugh alongside three Swiss generations celebrating three different birthdays.

Eurochannel is proud to present original work from the most cutting-edge studios in Switzerland. Euroshorts Switzerland offers an exclusive opportunity to discover the unique and beautiful ways that Swiss artists portray and interpret the reality of this dynamic country.

Aging is difficult enough for those in conventional professions. But how about for those who make a living with their beauty and their bodies? Eurochannel welcomes you to Bern to meet a 60-year-old prostitute. In a poignant documentary, she reveals the secrets of the oldest profession in history. It’s an appointment not to be missed with Lady Mercedes!

He was one of the harshest critics of the Nazi regime, the communist era and Berlin Wall, and the Vietnam War. He criticized the most neutral country in Europe, and even tacitly resigned his Swiss citizenship... he was a citizen of the world.