S1.E28 ∙ Jacques Becker (1906-1960)

Forests tells the story of a long-forgotten relationship: that between forests and the West, and how something so important that it still influences our lives today has risen from it.

'das Almas' is a poetic and ethereal documentary on a fishing village on the Northeast of Brazil, where the fishermen, who have an unique method of fishing, are split between their work at the sea and the legends of the Palestine Milaide Tahim, who achieved popular beatification.

Max lives to explore the world, so when his best friend Jason asks him on a journey up onto the Tibetan Plateau in search of new sources of Yak wool it seems like a slam dunk. But for once Max is reluctant to go away as his wife, Rebecca, is six months pregnant. But with her encouragement he changes his mind and so begins a journey into a 'heart of darkness'. Inspired by Dante's Divine Comedy and the paintings of Hieronymus Bosch. The film was shot on location in Tibet, China, the Himalayas, Oman, Morocco, Sweden, Finland, Norway, Poland and Northern Ireland. For the audience it is both an epic physical journey and an intimate mental exploration. The story has moments of life and death, birth and burial and as such has much in common with the Tibetan book of the dead and the concept of the wheel of life.

In order to get a lot of wealth in one night, a young boy does things related to luck and lottery, but he does not succeed in this way.