S1.E6 ∙ Chinatown, Reimagined

'13 Shades of Romanian' is a documentary film that portrays the stories of 13 Romanian people living in Britain. The narrative, constructed through their eyes and brought to you by a handful of Romanian filmmakers living in London, as well as Richard Green, British Travel Journalist (who worked on the travel desk of the Sunday Times for 15 years and now freelances for several national titles) reveals the way Romanians live, work and integrate within the British culture.

Pickup is an exploration into the underground world, known best as the seduction community. The documentary looks into how it started, why and poses questions about its merit. The ideas are driven mainly by 15 interviews of the worlds top pickup artists, along with a hopeless student who is trying to learn how to get girls. It breaks down what pickup really is and the problems with it. Introducing along the way some memorable characters, one of which claims to be the best pickup artist in the world. There is a huge amount of hidden camera footage shown to demonstrate this is a real phenomenon.

Right after the Korean War, from 1956 to 1997, the student baseball team of Korean residents in Japan had visited the baseball field in the motherland every summer for 42 years. The production team struggles to find these players who are gradually being forgotten in the history of Korean baseball.

Belarus. Town of Zhlobin. It's been 21 years since the collapse of the Soviet Union. Most of the locals survive solely by making and selling soft toys. Their only customers are the people passing through on trains. However, approaching a train with a toy in one's hands is illegal. The film tells the stories of ordinary people living in the town of Zhlobin. They all make toys, sell them, have chats, drink, go back to making toys, sing, fight and... make toys again.

A short film on telephone etiquette in business and in the office.