In Sokodé, Togo, initiates of the Tem people handle fire with bare hands in a ritual that weaves together technique, faith, and the memory of the savanna
In the valleys of Pakistan's Chitral lives the Kalasha people: a polytheistic religion, an ancient language, rites that resist the passing of time, in a community that grows smaller year by year.
In the Yucatán, Mexico, inmates convicted of serious crimes work, study, and receive psychological care: one of the most advanced models of rehabilitation in the country.
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On my way to Santiago, through Patagonia, I met families, teachers, and truck drivers who offered me providential rides, helping me to overcome 2000 km. It almost seems as if the world is constantly rearranging itself to solve my problems
Beneath the skyline of the majestic Sokha Hotel, 250 Cham families who survived the Khmer Rouge genocide over 40 years ago live off what the river provides them
Like modern silent giants, wind turbines accompany journeys with their majestic and harmonious presence, evoking poetry and memories across diverse landscapes.
We leave Phnom Penh behind and head towards the Mondulkiri mountains, where silence takes center stage and the kindness of the people reflects the nature of the proud Khmer people
The fourth short clip on the road of the series is dedicated to the long mission of the non-profit organisation MotoForPeace in South America. We are in Argentina.
Traveling to the rhythm of the screeching train tracks, amid the suffocating heat, uncomfortable wooden seats, and a variety of smells that overlap as we approach the border between Thailand and Laos
In Phaya Thai, Bangkok, modernity collides with the quiet struggle of slum dwellers to survive, revealing a poignant contrast between urban development and precarious living conditions of these people
