UNDERGROUND CAPPADOCIA – Rock Carving for Survival
In Cappadocia, the story of civilization begins with the rock carving. The rock carving was a major breakthrough for survival in natural habitats and during the wartimes. A mysterious mega underground cities were carved into the soft volcanic rocks in the central Anatolia by Hittites, Greeks and Romans. The underground cities were built with the …Read more »
Melon Kuma
Melon Kuma is probably the most unique yet simple mascot in Japan -it’s a bear with a half melon half bear for a head – that comes from Yubari (the melon rich town on the island of Hokkaido) and a bear that is (was) frequently found on Hokkaido. Simple. Creative. Cute and Scary. This is …Read more »
The reserved SEA
The film tells about the most interesting place of the Sea of Japan of the Far East of Russia and shows the difficult history of the only marine reserve in Russia. Today, many people continue to perform daily feats and risk their lives to save this unique natural place. The purpose of the film – …Read more »
Crossing for a Cure 2018 “EPIC LOVE”
This documentary film showcases the incredible story of the 2018 Crossing for a Cure event, an 80 mile paddle adventure from the Bahamas to to Florida. The purpose of the event is to raise awareness about the healing benefits of the Ocean for those with cystic fibrosis, and to raise funds to support families in …Read more »
The Sacred Place Where Life Begins
It’s always best to experience what you’re fighting for. When two adventurers embark on a dangerous four-month expedition documenting the world’s longest land mammal migration through the Arctic Refuge of Alaska and Canada, they soon discover an incredible ecosystem protected by the Gwich’in Nation for more than 25,000 years, yet held on the precipice of …Read more »