Planet's Biodiversity

The story of windmills and large-scale sugar cane production in Antigua Island. England managed to colonize the islands in 1632. The workforce was based on African slaves who, in spite of themselves, made it the flagship of the Caribbean.

This short film tell us What would happen if we found efficient and environmental ways to handle the chaotic two billion tons of waste produced by more than seven million people that live in our planet.

In this educational documentary, the theory of the four elements is put to the test. Fire, air, water and earth... Is everything around us made of them? The Fab Four. The four elements of our planet The world seen through the four elements.Fire, air, water, earth, the natural elements from which every element of which matter is made originates. Fire, represents the purifying element, embodies the principle of life. The air, impalpable, is the vital breath we breathe, it represents the cosmic breath, an elusive element.

An ambitious journey through Spain's most impressive monuments, A tale through his history, the nation's torments, beauty, architecture, and human genius. We will visit Madrid, Barcelona, Segovia, Toledo

Belize is a tiny state that overlooks the Caribbean Sea just south of Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula. Lush nature and the coral reef second only to Australia's for extension and beauty, are the promises of this wild and exciting territory.

Rivers, spectacular waterfalls and the extinct crater of an old volcano that nature has transformed into a large lake. It is also known as the spice island. Cinnamon, ginger, nutmeg and cloves are produced in incredible quantities.

Malaysia has two countries in one, divided by the South China Sea. Nestled between India and China, Malaysia is the most multiracial country on earth.

The Dominican Republic is the second largest and most biodiverse country in the Caribbean. Known for the warmth and hospitality of its people, the Dominican Republic offers a mind-blowing nature, an exciting history and rich culture.

Follow along on a journey through the U.S. Virgin Islands, a lush archipelago immersed in the Antilles Sea. A wonderful tour of true paradise.

The word Vietnam alone, immediately brings to mind the ominous war of the 1970s that shook the country, harshly described by director Francis Ford Coppola in the film Apocalypse Now. Today, the Vietnam, presents itself to the world as a welcoming country.

Water, land, silence and nature. It is Sardinia, an ancient land, crossed by uncertain religions and deserts swept by the mistral.

It tells the charm of two cities that for different reasons have made the history of one of the most “musical” states in the United States. A documentary poised between country music, blues, and history.

The Ancient Colors of Yucatan. A trip to the Yucatan Peninsula, amid Caribbean colors and history, that part of Mexico is dedicated to tourism, inhabited by the Maya and with amazing seabeds where turtles and whale sharks come to breed.

If there is one thing that immediately jumps out at you even before you land, it is the color of Bali: it is so bright green that it looks like an immense golf course covering the entire surface of the island.

The Bahamas is a state in Central America formed by a coral archipelago that includes 700 islands, many of which uninhabited. The term "Bahamas" comes from Spanish, and means "shallow water". Many of these islands are cays, or small coral islands.

Boracay Island is a small sandy island in the Philippines that is probably famous for one resounding decision. It has been suspended! In just 25 years, this small island has carried the burden of popularity and, unfortunately, decadence on its shoulders.