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From here on in the teams face an ever changing ecosystem as they head down from the dizzying heights and into he more tropical landscape that this regions is renowned for.
We embark on a journey to the distant and remote region of Patagonia, known for its scarce population and stunning beauty. At the southernmost tip of South America, we discover the fragile yet awe-inspiring landscapes of Southern Chile. Our first encounter is with Carlos Barria, a seaman and cattleman who resides in one of the most southerly locations on Earth. His ranch is situated near the legendary Cape Horn, offering a glimpse into a world far removed from the hustle and bustle of modern life. Next, we meet Philippe Reuter, an enthusiastic mountaineer who calls the base of the Andes' immense glaciers home. With a passion for exploration, he invites us to witness the breathtaking vistas and natural wonders that only the Patagonian wilderness can provide. Lastly, we encounter Jorge Arratia, a guide with a deep understanding of the balseros, the skilled raftsmen of Patagonia. In a remote valley, we witness the hard work of lumberjacks as they harvest cypress wood and transport it down the Rio Baker to the sea, where it is used to build homes and structures throughout the region. Director: Anne Viry-Babel Series: Around the World
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Approximately 90% of the emeralds sold globally come from Colombia. While the official market is regulated, a black market has developed that is largely unchecked. This illegal sector is more lucrative than the gold or diamond trade. A journalist in Bogota is uncovering the truth behind this illicit industry, and the “esmeralderos”, or emerald traders, who sell their wares on the streets. The emeralds come primarily from Muzo, located in the north of the country. The ten nearby mines supply 75% of the world’s emeralds and are renowned for producing the highest quality gems. Director: Thierry Gaytan
Des objets de jade et d'Emeraude, mais pas uniquement, les archéologues ont aussi d'innombrables tombes humaines toutes mystérieusement orientés vers le sud-est, des dépouilles de jeunes hommes dont les mains ont étaient attacher dans le dos. Qui étaient à la tète de se royaume, et pourquoi leurs civilisations auront elles disparues
It’s one of the most populous cities on the planet with 22 million inhabitants, predicted to increase to 30 million by 2035. Nicknamed ‘the infernal Metropolis’, Mumbai is a city in perpetual development. But with millions of people living in slums located on valuable real estate, how can city planners balance the competing needs of the population? In Dharavi, the largest slum in Asia, over one million people are packed into the slum. But although its residents are poor, there’s a real dynamism. Mahesh, 27, was born and lives in this slum and would never leave it. He runs a recycling plant and employs around 20 people. Dharavi’s underground economy is thought to generate 800 million euros per year. But it also lies on prime real estate in the very centre of Mumbai so its future is in doubt. Every day, new towers of glass or concrete emerge from the earth. With the support of the municipality, real estate tycoon, Babulal Varma, razes slums to build luxury apartments for the upper classes. As the city constantly expands, it pushes into the surrounding forests and natural spaces, such as Sanjay Gandhi Park. The fifty leopards who live there regularly make forays into the new housing estates. They attack stray dogs, but also the inhabitants. Each year, several people are killed by feline attacks. At night, forest department rangers patrol to prevent leopard incursions. 0:00 The documentary 0:24 Mumbai's overcrowded trains pose safety risks and challenges for commuters. 7:19 Mumbai, a city of dreams and contrasts, with a booming film industry and a massive slum. 14:08 The story of two residents in Mumbai, one from a slum and one from a luxury apartment, who have achieved success in their respective fields. 19:52 The city is growing and to accommodate the increasing population, the chief of Omkar, Babulal, plans to demolish the slums and build new buildings. 26:12 The rehabilitation of slums in Mumbai has resulted in luxury skyscrapers for some former residents, while others are forced to live in decrepit apartments on the outskirts of the city. 32:15 Mumbai's dabbawalas are a reliable and unique food delivery system. 38:17 French entrepreneurs in Mumbai are capitalizing on the city's economic growth and catering to the emerging middle class. 43:59 The increasing urbanization of Mumbai has led to conflicts between humans and leopards in the Sanjay Gandhi National Park. 49:51 Leopards in Mumbai are increasingly attacking humans, leading to tragic deaths and anger among the affected families. Directors: Marc de La Villardière & Manolo d'Arthuys
In just a few years, Venezuela has gone from being the richest country in South America to one of the poorest. In front of gas stations, Venezuelan drivers have to wait hours, sometimes days, to hope to fill their tanks even though the country has the world's largest oil reserves. Brother Nelson braves mountain trails to distribute essential foodstuffs to Indian communities. In the Andes, Chucho supports his entire village thanks to barter and his 4X4. On Lake Maracaibo, fishermen helplessly watch the contamination of the water by abandoned oil wells while they no longer have the means to buy fuel for their boats. Directors: Antonin MARCEL; Frédéric ELHORGA
Le Monde sous-marin est un vaste champ de bataille où toutes les espèces s'affrontent. Chaque organisme, chaque espèce a été dotée par la nature de structures de survie qui leur sont adaptées et nous sidèrent par leur ingéniosité et leur précision.
Mai 68 : Le soulèvement des interdits Ce documentaire plonge au cœur de Mai 68, l'un des mouvements sociaux les plus marquants du XXe siècle. À travers des archives, des témoignages et des analyses, découvrez comment une génération de jeunes a défié l'autorité, remis en question les normes sociales et revendiqué la liberté dans un contexte de révolte contre le système politique et les conventions sociales de l'époque. L'expression « Il est interdit d'interdire ! » incarne l'esprit de ce printemps où les barricades et les grèves ont secoué la France et ont laissé un héritage profond dans les domaines de la politique, de la culture et des droits sociaux. Mots-clés : Mai 68, révolte, contestation, liberté, jeunesse, grèves, barricades, mouvement social, France, culture, réformes sociales, « Il est interdit d'interdire », politique. Mai 68 : Le soulèvement des interdits Mai 68 : Révolte et liberté dans les rues Mai 68 : Le printemps des contestations Mai 68 : Le cri de la liberté Mai 68 : Quand la jeunesse défie l'autorité
