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Season 27

20 episodes · Jan 4, 2025

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  • Dobralak, Bulgaria, Last Villagers Standing
    S27E1

    Dobralak, Bulgaria, Last Villagers Standing

    Jan 4, 202532m

    Of all the countries in the European Union, Bulgaria is experiencing the most severe demographic decline, particularly in rural areas. The small village of Dobralak, in the Rhodope Mountains which lie on the country's southern border, is a good example of this decline.

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  • Sète, the Thrill of the Nautical Jousts
    S27E2

    Sète, the Thrill of the Nautical Jousts

    Jan 11, 202532m

    Set alongside the Étang de Thau, Sète is home to the Mediterranean's main fishing port. The town is also famous for its great nautical jousts, which take place in late August during the Saint Louis Festival.

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  • S27E3

    Kitesurfing in Brittany, Risking It All for the Lighthouses

    Jan 18, 202532m

    In Brittany, in Finistère, a kitesurfing champion and her partner have set themselves a crazy challenge: to brave the Iroise Sea, which is said to be one of the most dangerous seas in Europe, to discover its legendary lighthouses...

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  • S27E4

    Florida: The Little Mermaid, Every Ariel Is Different

    Jan 25, 202532m

    The live-action adaptation of “The Little Mermaid”, with Halle Bailey in the lead role, has definitively buried the cliché of the blonde, blue-eyed nymph. From now on, naiads of all origins, genders and physiques enter the picture. In particular, African-American mermaids, whose fourth gathering in Miami is being held by Melanee Schneider.

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  • S27E5

    Episode 5

    Feb 22, 202532m
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  • S27E6

    Episode 6

    Mar 1, 202532m
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  • Brazil, Fishermen Facing Fish Scarcity
    S27E7

    Brazil, Fishermen Facing Fish Scarcity

    Mar 8, 202532m

    An island paradise with breathtaking beaches, Florianopolis is located in southern Brazil. Every winter, it perpetuates an ancestral tradition: mullet fishing, known in Portuguese as pesce de tainha. But times are hard for the professional fishermen, as fish are becoming scarce. Despite these difficulties, they dream of making a record-breaking catch.

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  • S27E8

    Episode 8

    Jul 12, 202552m
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  • S27E9

    Episode 9

    Sep 6, 202552m
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  • S27E10

    Episode 10

    Sep 13, 202552m
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  • S27E11

    Episode 11

    Sep 20, 202532m
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  • S27E12

    Episode 12

    Sep 27, 202532m
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  • The shepherds of the Caucasus, the passion of a monk
    S27E13

    The shepherds of the Caucasus, the passion of a monk

    Oct 11, 202532m

    Anxious to see the traditions of the Georgian Orthodox Church perpetuated and to bring his country's cultural heritage to life, Brother Iakobi works to preserve the lineage of Caucasian shepherds, a breed of dog originating from the region.

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  • Argentina, the mountain doctor
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    Argentina, the mountain doctor

    Oct 18, 202532m

    Several times a year, Dr. Jorge Fusaro heads to the highlands of Argentina's Andes, where families who live far from any infrastructure impatiently await him. Isolation makes medical care difficult. However, these people also need regular care.

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  • Kyrgyzstan, hope for the snow leopards
    S27E15

    Kyrgyzstan, hope for the snow leopards

    Oct 24, 202553m

    The Tien Shan mountains, in the heights of Kyrgyzstan, are home to a predator that has become mythical: the snow leopard. Threatened by the disappearance of its habitat and by poachers who mainly attack its beautiful fur, this feline is very discreet.

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  • The katana, a heritage of the samurai
    S27E16

    The katana, a heritage of the samurai

    Oct 25, 202533m

    Inseparable from Japanese culture, the katana is the prerogative of samurai. Crowned with spirituality, this sword is highly symbolic. He embodies strength, honor and discipline. In Yamagata, master blacksmith Kanbayashi shapes a katana for weeks using the three-steel technique, an artisanal method that has become rare.

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  • Türkiye, the paths of transhumance
    S27E17

    Türkiye, the paths of transhumance

    Nov 8, 202533m

    Selim Hutoglu and his family live in Turkey in the province of Rize, at the foot of the Kaçkar Mountains. Every year, at the beginning of summer, they go with their cows for three months to the mountains, at an altitude of 3,100 meters. Up there, the animals graze, the family makes cheese and enjoys the great outdoors. But every year, the climb to reach the plateau is perilous.

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  • Peru, the sacred bees of the Amazon
    S27E18

    Peru, the sacred bees of the Amazon

    Nov 29, 202533m

    In Peru, indigenous communities have started breeding Meliponini, stingerless bees. Producing honey that is as noble as it is expensive, they play an essential role in the pollination of vernacular plants, thus paving the way for sustainable forest management. Could these stingless foragers help save the Amazon jungle?

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  • Zimbabwe, the art of African braids
    S27E19

    Zimbabwe, the art of African braids

    Dec 6, 202532m

    In Zimbabwe, the art of African braids has been a women's affair for generations. The growing number of men embracing the profession is reshuffling the cards. Will there be enough room for everyone?

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  • Portugal, the Moliceiros regattas
    S27E20

    Portugal, the Moliceiros regattas

    Dec 20, 202553m

    Like Venice, the Portuguese city of Aveiro is crisscrossed by numerous canals where moliceiros, gondolas carved from pine, ply the waters. Every August, these traditional boats compete in a regatta during the Emigrants' Festival. This flagship event allows many members of the Portuguese diaspora to reunite.

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