S1.E8 ∙ Episode #1.8

Fresh cod is a rare thing on your plate when on holidays at the popular Polish holiday destination - the Hel Peninsula. Even though, for centuries, it has been inhabited by skilled fishermen and hardly any other professions. In fact, the sea and the fishery are an embodiment of sociological values and identity of this region that treasures the sea and has respected it for generations. Unfortunately, the very existence of a traditional way of life of this community have been threatened by the increasingly interfering and often mindlessly implemented EU legislation which has even managed to restrict freedom of choice of a way of life there. The idyllic surroundings are home to a lively-narrated tale of an Eden on a verge of extinction.

John Fawcett dies on an operating table, comes back to life with amnesia and has no idea why he is about to change the lives of 25 000 blind Balinese.

A talented dancer Jocelyn faces her parents broken marriage and moves to new country, and finally has to abandon her hatred towards her mother and forgives both her mother and herself.

In a tiny village of the Argentinean pampas, a group of volunteers carry out a brass music festival. Tubas, trombones, trumpets, french horns, cows, renowned musicians and village residents live together for a week.

An immersion experience in a theatrical, emotional and dramatic cultural event. The culmination of a week long youth program at a small local apostolic church.