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How to limit the negative impact of ultra-violent video games on teens? First-person shooter games whose only goal is to annihilate others are ever more realistic and immersive.
+ infoThe da Vinci robot has been hailed as the future of surgery, but could it also be dangerous and even deadly? Surgeons worldwide have been won over by the huge technical progress the da Vinci system represents, but the robot also has its failings... + info
Are we putting our health at risk by constantly bathing in the electromagnetic radiation of relay antennas, smartphones, wifi and connected objects?
+ infoParachuted into the unknown, a young cook sets out to discover the places, specialities and characters of an unfamiliar city. His mission is to taste a traditional dish and cook a gourmet and contemporary version of it.
+ infoWhat is it like to be a Christian in Pakistan, Syria or Iran? This is what a young Italian-French priest was wondering while preparing to become a parish priest in the suburbs of Rome.
+ infoIn the south of the Iberian Peninsula, an emergence of life takes place in which many migrants search their own paradise.
+ infoJerte, a narrow valley in Extremadura, in southwest Spain, experiences a natural event every spring made unique by its terrain and its small surface: the blossoming of almost two million cherry trees that cover its hillsides with a stunning white... + info
Sasha lives in Ukraine with his mother and his five siblings. Their everyday life is marked by misery and is complicated by the current war in their country.
+ infoIn the North of Portugal there´s a unique estuary. The river Vouga merges with the Aveiro Lagoon, giving rise to a surprising ecosystem. A wildlife sanctuary for endagered species like the purple heron, the eel and the otter.
+ infoThrough three stories that span three continents we see ourselves reflected in the lives of African migrants, Spanish workers and Japanese salarymen.
+ infoKhadija, born in Amsterdam to Moroccan parents, has not returned to the small village of which they are native in 20 years. They used to go on holidays but personal circumstances have prevented them from returning there all the time.
+ infoIn the wildest and less well known corners of Spain, from the highest mountains of more than 3000 meters to the deepest remotest ravines; climbing high needles, pedaling on forest tracks, potholing through spectacular caves, navigating white... + info
We reveal the secret of how fire salamanders have managed to survive within the city of Oviedo (Spain) since its founding in the 8th century.
+ infoKigali, Sarajevo, Beirut, Medellín. Out of Darkness maps out the soul of four cities whose names conjure the idea of destruction and pain. The challenge is to overcome the past and to look ahead with renewed hope.
+ infoIn March, fire devours more than 700 sculptures scattered throughout the city of Valencia (Spain), during its most emblematic festival; a festival that has been declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by the UNESCO in 2016.
+ infoAlfredo Jaar is one of the most relevant contemporary artists. His works issue different issues all over the world such as the USA-Mexico border, the genocide in Rwanda or the military coup in Chile.
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