The world we live in is vast and diverse, with a plethora of wonders and mysteries waiting to be discovered. With constant advances in technology and space exploration, it’s natural to dream of adventure on other planets. But what about our own planet? Our beautiful Earth, home to billions of life-forms who share this experience … Read more
Argentina is a country with immense wealth and potential, yet its development has been stunted due to a variety of issues. Over-investment in agriculture, an enduring single political model, rampant inequality and systemic corruption have all contributed to the nation’s failure to achieve success. The documentary Argentina: A Missed Opportunity explores this dynamic by examining … Read more
The Florida Keys are an archipelago in the far south of the United States, located on the east coast between the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. The island chain consists of over 1,700 islands, some of which remain uninhabited. This stunning landscape is a paradise for tourists, drawing in over 3 million people … Read more
The End of the Line is an award-winning documentary that examines a grim reality about our oceans – if we don’t make drastic changes to our fishing practices, seafood could be virtually non-existent by 2048. This shocking prediction shows the devastating effects of overfishing and how this practice has caused the decimation of the world’s … Read more
In the remote mountains of Adjara, Khatuna Jakeli braves harsh terrain every spring to collect wild snowdrop bulbs. For her, they are not just pretty flowers, but a means of survival. The Caucasus provides 22 million snowdrops to the Netherlands each year, generating a lucrative business. Yet, Khatuna sees little of the profits. Award-winning journalist … Read more
The world that we live in is constantly at risk from natural disasters that could wipe out entire species, including our own. One such disaster is known to us all – the asteroid that wiped out the dinosaurs 65 million years ago. Today, we face the possibility of a similar fate, but we are not … Read more
In the last few months, Hong Kong has seen a wave of protests calling for greater democratic rights and freedoms in the region. The Chinese authorities have responded with increasingly harsh measures against these demonstrators, leading many young people to flee for safety in Taiwan. The documentary “Hong Kong Exodus” follows those on this journey, … Read more
Every July 14th, people from all over the world travel to Paris to witness the annual military parade on the Champs-Élysées. Among these troops, one of the most anticipated are the soldiers of the French Foreign Legion. As we watch them move down the street in perfect unison and with unwavering discipline, we remember their … Read more
Qatar is an oil-rich nation situated on the northwest coast of the Arabian Peninsula, but its real wealth lies in the people who call it home. Despite having a population of only 2.6 million, 90% of whom are foreign nationals, Qatar relies heavily on their hard work and dedication to make the country run. Foreigners … Read more
In India, the country is facing a stark contrast between economic growth and record prosperity on one side, and an increasing number of homeless children on the other. Over 100,000 children are currently living without a home in India, many of whom have found temporary refuge at Sealdah railway station in the heart of Calcutta. … Read more