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00:00 Borneo has one of the last primary forests in Southeast Asia.
A treasure that makes the fortune of forestry operations. Loggers and drivers come from all over Indonesia to seek the best wages in the country, slaughtering with all their might. Dangerous work carried out under extreme conditions. Massive deforestation has disfigured the region to the point of endangering the wildlife and indigenous peoples who live there. Borneo, the fourth largest island in the world, has become the symbol of this unequal struggle against the big companies which exploit its wealth to the detriment of its inhabitants, its fauna and its flora.
03:08 The island is shared by Indonesia, Malaysia and Brunei
04:50 All Borneo inhabitants are armed
10:42 According to tradition, every tree shelters a spirit
13:10 Once a head-chopping tribe, now a peaceful one
13:59 Ali sells birds on the market to earn a living
19:48 Borneo is facing an ecological disaster: the island has lost 85% of its primary forest.
21:05 The wood from this forest is considered the hardest in the world.
24:24 With the rains, he has to drive on a muddy road
28:11 In the Derawan archipelago, the inhabitants hope that the search for oil will not destroy the archipelago.
32:37 The inhabitants of this archipelago are called sea gypsies.
35:30 With his load of wood, the road becomes perilous
41:00 To transport the logs, they float them
44:55 But sometimes the forest reclaims the land, erasing all human traces.
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00:00 A ride on the Karnali Highway in northwest Nepal, which climbs the Himalayas and has seen many accidents and fatalities.
9:11 Local Buses
15:31 Stuck in mud
30:55 A truck gets stuck in the middle of the road
46:16 The most dangerous part of the road
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Hollywood, its limousines, its walkway of stars and
and its cemetery of stars! Hollywood Forever is a rather special place where a grave, all in marble and in the Roman style, can cost 150,000 dollars, 10 times the cost of a traditional grave in the United States.The most impressive grave in the cemetery, the mausoleum of oil magnate William Clark is estimated at one million dollars. That’s very expensive, but it’s the price you pay to enter a cemetery of legend.Set in the heart of Los Angeles, this 50-acre cemetery is home to the graves of some of Hollywood’s historic directors: Cecil B. De Mille or John Huston. There’s also the luscious Jayne Mansfield and even French singer Joe Dassin.The place has been here for 100 years. A cemetery that couldn’t have been more traditional until the arrival of Jay Beaulieu, a man who turned it into an astonishing business.Jay and his associate offer to make a video retracing the lives of their customers using photos and contributions recorded during their lifetime.20,000 customers have already bought this moment of eternity. Prices vary from 2,000 to 8,000 dollars. These video biographies make up the major part of the cemetery’s turnover. They have already made Jay 12 million dollars. -
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