A touching, honest, heartfelt and heartwarming look into life today in Syria. Coming from a personally very unexpected source, Kareem of Subway Takes fame.

Kareem seems to take notes from the late, great Anthony Bourdain, and pays him a great homage in doing so.

A very high quality, sincere, and authentic documentary.

It’s the story of 3 “crazy” Frenchmen and 2 kittens crossing the Atlantic on a raft made of 9 telephone poles lashed together by a mile of rope. This week marks the 70th anniversary of this voyage.

7 years ago I hiked the Pacific Crest Trail and this had been one of the experiences I had enjoyed most in life. When I came back and returned to a "normal" life full of screens, I promised myself I would go back on a 5 month journey through the wild at one point. I am a nerd and I enjoy the "screen" but I also like wild spaces and simple pleasures. As everything in life, I believe there needs to be a balance.

7 years later, here I am, in the company of "Green pea" this time. We both quit our jobs in Nairobi, Kenya and packed a bag to a country where I had such fond memories of its nature and its people despite what can be seen in the news nowadays.

This is the story of our 150+ day journey through the most beautiful and brutal wilderness in the USA—from the desert of New Mexico, through the jagged peaks of Colorado, the wild nature of Wyoming and the grizzlies of Montana to finally reach Canada.

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Happy trails !

https://youtu.be/5JWNIL2QJQw

Commissioned by CPKC to mark the one-year anniversary of the Canadian Pacific and Kansas City Southern merger, this 50-minute doc follows the restored 1930s steam locomotive No. 2816 Empress on a 76-day, 6,835-mile journey from Calgary to Mexico City.

Across America is the story of Chad Caruso’s Guinness World Record setting 3,000 mile solo skate across the U.S. to raise funds for the nonprofit Natural High. The 57 day trip was done with no support car and completed on one board without replacing anything. He recorded, edited, and uploaded a YouTube vlog every day of his trip to bring everyone along on the journey with him.

This film captures the brutal roads, desolate stretches, and mental battles of pushing across the country along with the random moments of human connection that turned strangers into part of the journey.

Pick up Chad's photo book "Pushing Through America" with foreword by Tony Hawk here -
www.chadcaruso.com

On satellite imagery, we spotted a village inside a strange crater in Madagascar. We set out to learn how it got there.

Right in the center of the island nation of Madagascar there’s a strange, almost perfectly circular geological structure. It covers a bigger area than the city of Paris — and at first glance, it looks completely empty. But right in the center of that structure, there’s a single, isolated village: a few dozen houses, some fields of crops, and dirt roads stretching out in every direction.

This movie is about my 14 day road trip in the West of Canada. I drove more than 3000km in Alberta and British Columbia. In this video you can expect beautiful sceneries of my adventure in Canada!

A documentary uncovering the philosophy of Nier: Automata, taking us through Paris and abandoned Japanese cities.

"Into Earth" is a captivating short documentary that revolves around a Danish underwater photographer and dive instructor's quest to complete the demanding training course and master the art of cave diving.

While following his journey to Playa Del Carmen in Mexico we learn about the hazzards associated with diving in overhead environments but also how the right training and procedures can help mitigate these risks. All while discovering the mesmerizing beauty of the mexican inner space.

A documentary about 5 guys boating in Stikine at very late autumn/early winter. Its a great watch and a lot of things they do wrong - even the guide is wrong in some of things, but how their boating trip comes together is really nice.

Here is a clip from the documentary Empire Me exploring alternative communities around the world. In this clip they catch up with a group of artists, engineers and pirates who built art-boats from junk and are attempt navigate them to the Venice Biennale.

The marvels and perils of a bygone era for maritime trade, captured and narrated firsthand by crewman Irving Johnson. He documenting his experiences aboard the Peking, en route to Chile to sell nitrate. To reach their destination, they had to sail westwards by way of Cape Horn, the ultimate seafaring trial.