Kalunga
The word ‘sea’ in Kimbundo is ‘Kalunga’. It refers to the Atlantic Ocean which rages against the Angolan coast, however ‘Kalunga’ is entwined with Angola’s history and also means ‘immensity’ and ‘death’. It was by sea that Portuguese Navigators arrived, Angolan slaves departed and fishermen lost lives. Myths were born and fear grew leaving hundreds …Read more »
The British Backpacker Society: Across the Sahara
In a search for cheap beer, great parties and sexy tans, two Dorset twenty-somethings book a budget flight to Malaga and are ready to enjoy two weeks on the beaches of the Costa Del Sol. However, when the Spanish sun proves to be as elusive as an English summertime, the lads grab a map and …Read more »
Captain of utopia
François Bernard, knows as “Ben”, has explored the most remote places of the world for more than 30 years: the North Pole and the South Pole, Mount Everest, etc… One day, he realized that he was tired of being alone, he wanted to be able to share all the emotions he experienced overtime, with others. …Read more »
Free as a crane
From Estonia to Ethiopia, throught Ukraine, Turkey, Osraël, a journey to meet multiple cultures, different mens and womens but with the same experience of the biggest migratory bird of Europe : the common crane, a symbol of peace and liberty. The bird is free and goes where it needs to go and we will follow its …Read more »
From Slovenia, around the world and back
Documentary move is about Žiga Ogorelec from Slovenia and his 1-year long bicycle travel. In an interview he explains why did he decide to go for such a journey, how did he travel, supported by some extraordinary travel stories.