Season
- Season 1 2016-01-18
- Season 0 2016-01-08
Episode
- Episode 1: La Veillée #1 : A dollar, by Damien Maric
- Episode 2: La Veillée #2 : A one-way ticket to Mars, by Florence Porcel
- Episode 3: La Veillée #3 : Aram Hekimian + Imagine
- Episode 4: La Veillée #4 : A bullet in the neck, by Bernard Werber
- Episode 5: La Veillée #5 : Virginie Spies
- Episode 6: La Veillée #6 : François Beaune
- Episode 7: La Veillée #7 : Nicolas Thiebaut
- Episode 8: La Veillée #8 : Ana Benito
- Episode 9: La Veillée Special : Dennis Muren
- Episode 10: La Veillée #10 - Tic tac, by Greg Romano
- Episode 11: La Veillée #11 : Philippe Mistral
- Episode 12: La Veillée #12 : Treasure hunt, by Lolita
- Episode 13: La Veillée #13 : Drowning, by Balak
- Episode 14: La Veillée #14 : Delphine Remy Boutang
- Episode 15: La Veillée #15 : 500 days without Sun, by Romain Charles
- Episode 16: La Veillée #16 - Kevin Finel
- Episode 17: La Veillée #17 - Navie
- Episode 18: La Veillée #18 : News, par Bernard Werber
- Episode 19: La Veillée #19 : American Dream, by par Jonathan Cohen
- Episode 20: La Veillée # 20 : A call from China, by Marine de Nicola
- Episode 21: La Veillée #21 : Another's heart, by Marc Geraud
- Episode 22: La Veillée #22 : Jean-Paul Wabotaï
- Episode 23: La Veillée #23 : A journey, by Irène
- Episode 24: La Veillée #24 - Je suis Charlie, by Joachim Roncin
- Episode 25: La Veillée #25 : The freedom to be yourself, by Céline Cauvi
- Episode 26: La Veillée #26 : From the slums to PhD, by Emmanuel Leclercq
- Episode 27: La Veillée #27 : Facing war, by Antoine de Maximy
- Episode 28: La Veillée #28 : The forgotten tribe, by Christophe Agnus
- Episode 29: La Veillée #29 : Roots, by Carmen Maria Vega
- Episode 30: La Veillée #30 : In the heart of extremes, by Christian Clot
- Episode 31: La Veillée #31 : Letters in the wardrobe, by Lucie Tesnière
- Episode 32: La Veillée #32 : Stéphane Bourguoin
- Episode 33: La Veillée #33 : Chantal Goya and Chinese trapeze, by Céline Tran
- Episode 34: La Veillée #34 : L'enfant sauvage, by Anne Brukhanoff
- Episode 35: La Veillée #35 : The mass graves of Daesh, by Charles Villa
- Episode 36: La Veillée #36 : The Long Walk, by Eliott Schonfeld
- Episode 37: La Veillée #37 : A bad pick, by Nathalie Gualdaroni
- Episode 38: La Veillée #38 : The ghost of Marylin Monroe, by Monsieur Poulpe
- Episode 39: La Veillée #39 : Spiderman's head, by Mr Garcin
- Episode 40: La Veillée #40 : Hemoglobin, by Mathias Malzieu
- Episode 41: La Veillée #41 : Victoire
- Episode 42: La Veillée #42 : A short film, by Phane Montet
- Episode 43: La Veillée #43 : The Crossing, by Mamadou Aliou Diallo
- Episode 44: La Veillée #44 : The paintings above the cradle, by Olivier Morand
- Episode 45: La Veillée #45 : Move it, damn it! by Samuel Marie
- Episode 46: La Veillée #46 : An anniversary, by Nadia
- Episode 47: La Veillée #47 : Eiffel and I, by Caroline Bongrand
- Episode 48: La Veillée #48 : The last film shooting of Pierre Bellemare, by Sauvane
- Episode 49: La Veillée #49 : Survivor from the hill, by Camille Courcy
- Episode 50: La Veillée #50 : An eventful lockdown, by Cyrielle Debreuil
- Episode 51: La Veillée #51 : The Secret of the Relic, by Nicolas Delestre
- Episode 52: La Veillée #52 : Maternal instinct, by Barbara Abel
- Episode 53: La Veillée #53 : Resilience, by Norma
- Episode 54: La Veillée #54 : Standing up, by François Descraques
- Episode 55: La Veillée #55 : The art of disasters, by Emma Daumas
- Episode 56: La Veillée #56 : Big Bad Wolf, by Alexandre Astier
- Episode 57: La Veillée #57 : Probation and atresia, by David "Mcfly" Coscas
- Episode 58: La Veillée #58 : The Expedition, by Roberto Garçon
- Episode 59: La Veillée #59 : Tipping point, by Carole Beneyton
La Veillée
Gathering around a fire to exchange extraordinary stories, with the sounds of the night in the background and the forest as a backdrop... this is the kind of moment that Patrick Baud and Damien Maric wanted to recreate: those that we share with friends on summer evenings, discovering each new story with wonder.
"La Veillée" is inspired by an American concept, "The Moth", created by the poet and novelist Georges Dawes Green in 1997. The principle is simple: a stage, an audience, and true stories.
By inviting people to come and tell their personal stories, the Moth has several goals: to share unforgettable stories, of course, but also to meet others, to be inspired by their journey, to discover their experiences, their visions, their doubts, their dreams. Dissolving barriers, at a time when it is more and more necessary. And you, what is your story?
