S1.E8 ∙ Lautlos über die Alpen

Three children in Phnom Penh are at-risk of human trafficking, but how they're sold and why will surprise you.

"Saturday in Oslo" - Norwegian youngsters seen through the eyes of Swedes. Skiing, church going, students, city life, pop music, and Club 7.

We meet them at school gates, underground parking lots, at entrances to shopping malls, and many other places.There are tens of thousands of security guards in Israel, most of them of Russian origin. Although they are everywhere, we do not see them--they are transparent. They immigrated to Israel at advanced age and found themselves doing security work in order to survive. Many of them used to be well-respected professionals or artists in their pasts. The heroes of our film--former musicians, a writer, and a surgeon--insist on remaining creative in spite of it all--an optimistic note in the quasi-tragic destiny of these people.

A filmmaker tries to resurrect his career by exploiting the lives of New York street kids.

National Thailand Spos that teaches have been written by Siams King Rama in the late 18th century. It is a classic verse story about the fight between good and evil. On the good side, Prince Rama and his wife stand, the beautiful princess Sida.

The Filmmaker Dr. Glenn Sweety G Toby, is a world-renowned Hip Hop pioneer. He is an entrepreneur, philosopher and philanthropist. Dr. Toby works passionately to share his vision on Solutions To Overcoming Poverty, as he himself has been a child, homeless on the streets of New York. Dr. Toby brings a unique viewpoint, being himself someone who has overcome adversity, poverty and the merciless pitfalls of the streets. Dr. Toby and his team have traveled the world in search of a cure to end the disease of poverty. This epic story is told from a perspective that speaks directly to its audience. From the eyes of a homeless child, to the mind of a man who has committed his heart and soul to improving global conditions. It is Dr. Toby's relentless mission to make a positive impact in the lives of the men, women and children who live amongst us, yet are struggling daily to overcome the heartbreaking and debilitating downward spiral of poverty.