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18 films
Four couples from the United States, Japan, India, and Germany share their experiences of love and commitment, with marriages spanning over 50 years.
A 4-day trek leads to Sking, a remote village at 4,000 meters, where women like Ketup prepare paba and care for their families.
15 pregnancies in 23 years shape the life of a woman in a remote village in Laos, where traditions clash with modern ambitions for her family.
40,000 Jews live in Manchester, making it the second largest Jewish community in Britain after London.
Tsaatan nomads in northern Mongolia employ traditional methods and teamwork to fish in shallow, icy lakes, creating a joyful and communal experience.
Three second-generation British Muslim women confront the challenges of dating outside their faith while balancing cultural expectations and personal desires.
Six meals from a single caribou provide sustenance for Alaskans as they rely on traditional methods to survive in a harsh winter environment.
A 14-hour flight brings anthropologist Nastasia Martin and her team back to Kamchatka, where they reunite with a clan living in the forest.
A family in Zimbabwe celebrates the life of a loved one each year by sharing a meal and telling stories on the anniversary of his death.
Mary Berry demonstrates how to make flatbreads using 175 grams of strong white flour while cooking a Sunday lunch for her family.
Nearly half of all marriages in rural Kyrgyzstan involve bride kidnapping, a practice that remains prevalent despite being illegal.
26-year-old Nikita converts to Islam to marry Muhammad Abu Bakar Sidi, a decision that challenges her family's beliefs and traditions.
Bruno Zoccola and his family work with a pig to make salami in Santa Leia fumo Rapido, a village that has changed little in 40 years.
Ten-year-old Yehuda lives in a small house in Jerusalem with his parents and ten siblings, practicing daily prayers and preparing for the Sukkot festival.
Two family members compete in a cook-off, each preparing the other's iconic dish, with a grandmother's macaroni au gratin facing off against goat stew.
Two family members compete in a cooking challenge, each preparing the other's signature dish, kimchi-jjigae and bindaetteok, in a 17-minute cook-off.
Four hours of steaming is required to prepare the traditional Christmas puddings featured in this festive cooking special.
Families pay an average of 16 euros per meter for Christmas trees in the Sauerland, where local farmers rely on the holiday season for their income.
