In 1972 the car that many say was the first supermini, was revealed to the press and public to huge acclaim. Over the next 20 years the 5 would become the most cherished model in Renault's range, beloved of everyone, from people on a budget, to horse power hungry rally drivers as they powered to victory. We learn of the sad, yet inspirational tale of the 5's design by Michel Boue. We hear about the 5's astonishing debut at the Monte Carlo Rally, as told by its victorious driver Jean Ragnotti, who then takes us on a wild ride as he blasts his famous Rally car around the historic Montlhery race track. We're given a tour of the 5's nuts and bolts by the men who look after Renault's incredible Historic Car Collection. In addition, respected motoring journalists Jason Barlow, Richard Bremner and Marie-France Estenave give an independent view of the 5's story. This documentary reveals, with exclusive access and in unparalleled detail, this compelling story.

It’s incredible to think that Louis Renault’s ingenious direct drive gear box, built in 1898, was the seed from which the Renault we know today would grow. From garden shed workshop to vast global corporation in 110 years, however it has not always been a smooth ride. Illustrated using Renault’s stunning film archive, this documentary bears witness to an incredible journey. Independent experts and high level Renault executives reveal the true stories behind some of Renault’s most famous cars. From the post war rebirth with the 4CV to the go anywhere Renault 4. From ultra basic rally cars to the all conquering Formula One turbos. From the first Parisien taxis to the genre defining Espace. This is the story of a company that was born out of innovation and then powered by its passion. A company that has striven and thrived through an incredible era of extraordinary change, and now finds itself leading the way to a sustainable future.

Having had a Renault in the family for over 100 years, the 11th Duke of Rutland, David Manners, is carrying on the family tradition. With the magnificent backdrop of Belvoir Castle, the Duke reveals his most prized heirloom, a 1908 Renault type AI. After forty years of being polished but not driven, the Renault is finally getting the make-over it deserves. Under the expert eye of car restorer Jonathan Woods we gain a revealing insight into the inner workings of a one-hundred year old car.

The Renault Collector follows the story of French car connoisseur; Bernard Dumas and his collection of six beautifully restored and treasured Renaults. From the majestic 1921 Type IG to a flashy 1980's Alpine, we see Bernard's passion for Renault workmanship and his love of driving. On the look out for the next member of his Renault family, Bernard seeks a perfect Spyder and we meet the man responsible for the car's design. He test drives a potential candidate but will it meet the exacting standards of the Renault Collector?

Each year the Cannes Film Festival is the worldwide meeting place for cinema's elite. Where the finest projects succeed and careers can be made. For Renault, the official partner of the Festival for the past 28 years, this year is an opportunity to preview it's own star-in-the-making, the fully electric powered Fluence Z.E.. Follow Renault TV at the 64th Cannes Festival, from the Croisette, to the Atelier Renault of the Plage du Majestic beach sharing in the glamour and exclusivity. In additiona gain a chance to see behind the scene where the all new Renault Latitude fleet is deployed. These 140 official Latitudes will traverse the streets of Cannes carrying the esteemed guests and jury members to the bottom of the all too famous steps, As well as the glamour of the festival with its international stars including jury members Jude Law, Uma Thurman, and their president Robert de Niro, discover unseen cinematic magic via another partner of Renault, Les Toiles Enchantées, who bring the silver screen to the hospitalised children. Welcome to the Cannes Film festival with Renault TV.

Between two races, the Renault F1 cars have to be checked inch by inch.The vehicules are entirely dismounted, the parts dispatched to the different departments and the puzzle reassembled according to the development strategy defined for the next race. Live this race against time step by step until the departure to the next Grand Prix and experience the pressure going up as the clock keeps ticking.

It's the most prestigous entertainment events on the planet, and with Renault as one of the official sponsors, Renault TV was delighted to send the Zoom team to report on this year's Cannes Film Festival to celeberate Renault's long standing association with the movies. Join Alice Tumler as she mingles with the stars on the red carpet and catches up with John Lassiter and the rest of the team behind the amazing Disney/Pixar 3D animation 'Up'. Renault TV is also granted an exclusive interview with the festival's president Gilles Jacob and Alice also meets up with the dedicated team charged with transporting the stars around the festival in the official Renault Fleet.

Apprentice star Nick Hewer recounts his impressive solo journey from London to Mongolia in a Renault 4. We discover Nick's passion for culture and his spirit of adventure as he drives across some of the remotest landscapes in the world. The film is interspersed with Nick's own footage from his journey and we see a whole new side to his Apprentice persona as he documents the highs and lows of his extraordinary trip.