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Four siblings, separated as infants during Canada's Sixties Scoop, reunite in Banff, Alberta, to explore their shared history and familial bonds.
Amish teenagers experience cultural clashes and unexpected connections while spending a week with British rural families in Kent, exploring new lifestyles and activities.
A lone wolf in the highlands of Africa struggles to survive after losing her pack and faces threats from cattle breeders and rival wolves.
Women divers on Atauro Island in Timor Leste have taken to fishing as a vital community practice, sharing their catches to support their families.
On July 22, 2011, a far-right extremist killed 69 teenagers on Utoya Island during a political youth camp, marking Norway's deadliest attack since World War II.
Bugis families on Sulawesi Island maintain a sacred bond with varanuses, intertwining their lives and legends with these large lizards.
Angus trains by riding 22 kilometers home every day in preparation for Mongolia's Naadam horse race, where he aims to become the first foreign winner.
Botswana is home to 130,000 elephants, primarily in the northern regions along the Okavango, Kwando, Linyanti, and Chobe river systems.
Pfou Tchotar, a 77-year-old Sherpa, seeks to save his seriously ill grandson by offering a sacred white Yak during the Mani Rimdu festival in Nepal.
I Kwan, a ten-year-old Mnong boy from Vietnam's high plateau, prepares to hunt with his father and uncle, embracing his family's nomadic traditions.
Sai and his family raise 50 horses in the Mongolian desert, striving to preserve the ancient nomadic traditions threatened by modern sedentarisation.
Masked mammals such as raccoons, badgers, and red pandas showcase their intelligence and adaptability while navigating diverse environments from European forests to the Amazon.
Kazakh nomads in Mongolia train golden eagles for hunting while passing down ancestral tales, highlighting the cultural significance of this rite of passage.
A 12-year-old boy rides 22 kilometers home every day to train for Mongolia's Naadam horse race, aiming to become the first foreign winner.
Princess Virginia and Lopeti's wedding in New Zealand showcases a spectacular blend of love and Tongan tradition, setting a new standard for royal celebrations!
In Cape Breton's Margaree Valley, a young boy learns important lessons about safety and responsibility from his grandfather, a carpenter with a hearing impairment.
In Changi's Maximum Security prison, inmates like Graceson, Khai, and Boon Keng navigate life behind bars while grappling with family ties and the challenges of reintegration.
The elusive wild otter, captured through the lens of wildlife cameraman Hugh Miles, reveals her captivating life and family on the stormy islands of Shetland.
South African grandmothers are increasingly taking on the responsibility of raising their orphaned grandchildren due to the devastating impact of the AIDS epidemic.
A mother whale can carry her calf's small carcass over 1,000 miles, demonstrating the deep emotional bonds shared among cetaceans.
In the Himalayas, Father Latak prepares his children for the perilous Chadar route over ice to reach a prestigious boarding school, relying on weather predictions and traditional prayers.
Jackie Jencquel, an author and activist, chooses her own death date, prompting a candid exploration of autonomy, vanity, and financial considerations with her filmmaker son.
In Rotterdam, Roy Rodgers and his mother Vera participate in cross-over kidney donations, utilizing software to match incompatible pairs with compatible donors.
The Owen family navigates a challenging summer on their Yorkshire Dales farm, balancing haymaking and Raven's hopes of attending university amid adversity.
Crystal Gambino's bedroom antics led to three deaths, revealing how jealousy and betrayal can escalate into lethal violence.
Ten minutes capture the determination of Zahara Nabi, who chooses to remain in Afghanistan despite the Taliban's return and the resulting exodus.
Two sisters in Vietnam are separated by the war between North and South, relying on letters to maintain their connection for nearly 20 years after the fall of Saigon.
In Washington State's Yakima Reservation, 16-year-old Jean-Luc Battuz forms a deep connection with the Selam family, exploring themes of identity and belonging.
