Spice Island Saga
In this first episode of "Ring of Fire: An Indonesian Odyssey", the Blair brothers sail with the piratical Bugis tribe on a 2000 mile voyage through the Spice Islands in search of the golden-tailed Greater Bird of Paradise, the symbol of Eternal Life.
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Dance of the Warriors
The brothers sail to Komodo and camp amongst the giant carnivorous lizards of Dragon Island. In Bali, long before the tsunami of tourism, they build their first bamboo house. In Sumba Island they witness equestrian warriors performing a veiled form of human sacrifice, and in New Guinea they dwell amongst the Asmat tribe of cannibals and headhunters.
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East of Krakatoa
In the shadow of Java's active volcanoes the Blairs descend from the erupting crater of Child of Krakatoa into a medieval world of courts, mystical shadow plays, forgers of magical swords, healers with supernatural powers and entire communities ruled by the Goddess of the South Seas.
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Dream Wanderers of Borneo
This is the fourth episode of "Ring of Fire: An Indonesian Odyssey." For 800 miles through uncharted rainforest, by canoe and on foot, the Blair brothers seek - and find - the last of the nomadic Punan Dyaks, the 'dream-wandering' tribe believed to no longer exist.
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Beyond the Ring of Fire
In this final installment of "Ring of Fire: An Indonesian Odyssey": After his brother's death rites in Bali, Lawrence takes a boatload of friends, including Mick Jagger and Jerry Hall, on an adventure from the cannibal swamps of New Guinea back westwards in a retrospective of the changing archipelago.
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