In this episode of Founders’ Valley, join Fridtjof Detzner on a journey to breathtaking Bali, where he discovers the true value of water on this stunning Indonesian island. Detzner witnesses firsthand the struggles faced by the community to access and preserve clean water, an increasingly scarce resource in the face of modern development. Against this … Read more
In the wake of Germany’s devastating floods in the summer of 2021, three Syrian refugees went to the village of Sinzig to help victims. They called on other refugees to join their efforts, and the group played a critical role in the rebuilding effort. Anas, Faris, and Abdul are now calling the Ahr region their … Read more
Photographer Matthew Christopher has managed to become an advocate for forgotten communities and their abandoned heritage. Through his stunning photography, he brings attention to the once grandiose and industrial spaces, which now stand as relics of a bygone era. But more than just lensing these amazing sights, Christopher works hard to capture the stories behind … Read more
Japan is truly a land of extremes, with its breathtaking landscapes and the scars of a tumultuous past. Discovering the mysteries of this unique archipelago is like taking a journey into the unknown, filled with surprises and hidden gems waiting to be uncovered. First, let’s embark on a journey to Yonaguni, a remote island in … Read more
This journey through the unknown lands of North Cameroon and Chad is an experience like no other. From the majestic elephants in the wilds to the dunes of Kanem, this documentary offers a peek into a stunningly beautiful and unique part of our world. Embarking from Kapsiki villages set against volcanic peaks, the adventure continues … Read more
The internet is an amazing tool that has connected us in ways unimaginable just a few decades ago. However, beyond the shiny veneer of popular websites and apps, there lurks a dangerous underworld of criminal activities. And in Malaysia, one of the most lucrative of these illegal trades involves the trafficking of endangered wildlife. A … Read more
On 8th May 2016, the world of art was rocked with the news that a sculpture depicting Adolf Hitler in prayer, titled Him, had sold for 13.3 million euros. The artist credited with this work was Italian superstar Maurizio Cattelan. But there was something strange about this sculpture – it was a commission from French … Read more
The documentary A Day in the Life of a Dictator paints a disturbing portrait of unchecked power and its devastating consequences. The film chronicles the life of former Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe, whose regime was marked by violent repression, economic mismanagement and rampant human rights abuses. Mugabe’s presidency began in 1980, when he took control … Read more
Avalanches are among the most deadly natural disasters that occur in mountainous areas. They are unpredictable, destructive, and can happen at any time, endangering the lives of anyone in their path. To prevent these disasters, a team of skilled and brave experts called “Avalanche Blasters” work tirelessly, often in extreme weather conditions, to trigger controlled … Read more
The award-winning documentary, “There’s No Tomorrow,” reveals the devastating effects of climate change and what it means for humanity. Featuring interviews with leading experts from around the world, this film lays bare the science behind global warming and offers an urgent call to action. From rising sea levels to melting ice caps and extreme weather … Read more