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- Divided into six episodes of 30 minutes, the documentary series shows the creative process of some leading designers from Brazil. At each episode, we display the daily lives of those designers; their stories, conflicts and longings.Through testimonials from family, friends and market professionals, the documentary series seeks to know a little more about who is behind the author. Internationally renowned architects and designers make room for us to know and fall in love with the mind and life behind each project that is often confused with true works of art. Insight is a documentary series that will cover the most varied areas of the creative universe - furniture, jewelry, fashion, architecture, interior design ..., - with the objetive to humanize the image of the creator.
- Alice discovers a bizarre and brilliant land where she encounters even stranger characters. However the community is under threat from a local colonel who will do anything to take the land the community relies on.
- UNITED NATIONS OF DANCE dives into the history and traditions behind each dance. The series features dancers, choreographers, and other people who perpetuate each culture over the centuries. How do the almost hypnotic swirls of the Dervishes in Cappadocia blend with the history of Turkey itself? How do the precise hand and foot movements of the Kathak dance relate to the very particular traditions of India? And how does the Butoh dance, with its crooked gestures and expressions of pain, or the gentle movement of the Geishas, teach us about the ancient customs of Japan? The focus is on the captivating personal stories of these characters, the richness of each dancer's movements, and the culture of the places visited. Each episode shows dazzling dance performances and the fascinating details that happen before each presentation. The series takes the viewer to 10 different countries, including Japan, India, Bali, and Brazil, among others.
- Oleg and the War is the children's version of the award winning film 'The Distant Barking of Dogs'. Ten-year-old Oleg lives in warzone Ukraine with his loving Grandmother. He often plays with his younger cousin Yarik and older neighbour Kostya. The children find joy in everyday adventures - constantly laughing, exploring, playing - doing what kids do. They don't realize that their playgrounds are different from what other children have. They play in abandoned soldier warehouses, where mines and bullets scatter the floor. Instead of playing with a toy football, they play with a hardball gun. Oleg and his friends learn that their 'toys' can be dangerous, and their games might have real consequences. This observational film follows a year in the life of Oleg, highlighting how children can still have fun despite frightening circumstances. Even though bombs scare the children, they learn to be brave and strong. By sticking close to Oleg, the film captures how Oleg adjusts to life in a war-zone, becoming resilient and mature beyond his years.