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Elite mountain adventurers share their profound motivations for risking everything in pursuit of the unknown, revealing the triumph of the human spirit.
Susan Merlucci won her first pair of loaded gloves at 34 years old, marking a significant moment in her boxing career.
In a traditional Maasai society, women participate in a groundbreaking expedition to summit Mount Kenya, challenging cultural norms and asserting their autonomy.
Jacqueline Monetta engages with teens to explore their mental health struggles and the loneliness that can accompany modern connectivity.
Arranged marriages and modern dating apps collide as Ankit navigates cultural expectations and personal desires in his quest for love.
Two former skinheads visit concentration camps in Israel to confront their past beliefs and seek redemption for their previous actions.
The concept of the Law of Attraction suggests that individuals can shape their reality through thoughts and intentions, promoting enlightenment and authentic living.
Embracing the unknown reveals that the true essence of pursuing dreams lies in confronting fears and uncertainties rather than relying solely on technique or luck.
Danielle, a winemaker in a small French village, navigates a complex life as she balances her love for her husband and her female partner for fifteen years.
A waitress-turned-stand-up comedian walks 1,700 miles across America, navigating self-doubt and trauma while filming her first comedy special.
Three 12-year-old girls navigate the challenges of girlhood over a year, revealing the complexities of adolescence through their personal experiences and reflections.
A community of young Europeans on La Gomera embraces alternative lifestyles centered around polyamorous relationships, challenging conventional societal norms.
Overtourism threatens the environment, wildlife, and local communities worldwide, as highlighted by insights from tourism and conservation experts across 15 countries.
A man's quest for the ideal feet leads him to explore various cultural perceptions and personal stories surrounding foot aesthetics and care.
Twenty years after discovering her father is not who she thought, Kulap Vilaysack confronts her past and seeks answers about her biological family.
Adrian Wills explores his complex origins in Newfoundland through personal conversations and archival footage, highlighting his birth mother's resilience and his quest for identity.
In the context of genocide, a teenage poet and rapper navigates his identity as a young indigenous man in Portugal.
Three young urbanites hike the Appalachian Trail, a 2,200-mile trek from Georgia to Maine, confronting personal challenges and family dynamics along the way.
A female comedian explores her personal connection to sex work while using humor to navigate the complexities of the sex trade.
2010 is described as a hangover year after pouring heart, soul, and finances into the failed endeavors of 2009.
Billie Jean King, Martina Navratilova, and Serena Williams share their experiences of striving to become the number one tennis player in the world.
A man's contemplation of joining Facebook sparks conversations with various individuals, revealing the platform's impact on personal connections and privacy.
A young woman records her daily thoughts and struggles with Complex Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder on her iPhone, seeking a sense of home and identity.
In A Motorcycle Saved My Life, director lori lozinski reflects on her grief and the impact of her parents while exploring her formative experiences on the open road.
Danish designer Stine Goya emphasizes the importance of individuality and responsible fashion through her vibrant, expressive clothing and commitment to good values.
American photographer Collier Schorr reflects on her career and the evolving significance of intimate imagery in a world saturated with pictures.
Danish artist Erik Steffensen blends photography and painting to create unique images that explore beauty and the deeper meanings of art.
Stephen Gill, a British photographer, embraces a unique approach by relinquishing control in his work, allowing nature and its subjects to guide his creative process.
Sayaka Murata, a prominent Japanese writer, explores the therapeutic power of storytelling, her imaginary friends, and the unconventional characters in her novels.
Linn Ullmann, a celebrated Norwegian author, shares her insights on the complexities of writing, emphasizing the balance between playfulness and seriousness in the craft.
Twelve contemporary artists reflect on their challenging childhoods and how these formative experiences shaped their identities and artistic expressions.
Two teenagers in the mid-sixties grapple with existential questions about freedom and societal norms, reflecting the challenges of coming of age in that era.
Mike Tomkies, a former glamorous journalist, abandoned his urban lifestyle at 38 to embrace a simpler life in the wilderness, focusing on nature and writing.
Six acclaimed artists share pivotal personal experiences that significantly influenced their artistic development and shaped their creative expressions.
Las Vegas presents a paradox of choice, where the abundance of options complicates personal desires and challenges the relationship between happiness and decision-making.
Camille Henrot, an artist who transitioned from advertising to experimental filmmaking, challenges rigid systems of knowledge through her multifaceted works.
Christina Quarles, a Los Angeles-based artist, explores identity and the human figure through her vibrant paintings, emphasizing the interplay between self-perception and authenticity.
Emma Talbot explores the transformative power of drawing, connecting personal grief and contemporary concerns through mythological imagery and childlike expression.
American artist Eric Fischl shares insights on his life, art, and the importance of confronting societal taboos through authentic storytelling and dynamic moments.
Rasmus Myrup, a Danish artist, explores the complexities of human connection and identity through layered sculptures and speculative artworks that challenge traditional narratives.
Sheila Hicks, a pioneering artist in textiles, reflects on her lifelong passion for art and the importance of softness in a world filled with harshness.
Icelandic artist Sigurður Guðmundsson, known for his poetic approach to visual art, emphasizes the need for a new language with each creative work he produces.
In a road trip across the American West, Arvilla Holden, played by Jessica Lange, travels with friends to iconic locations while confronting personal growth and friendship.
A blind man learns to navigate his environment using a cane, adapting to life after an accident that left him permanently sightless.
Charles, a young boy facing social isolation and neglect, creates an imaginary world filled with kind-hearted frogs to escape his harsh reality.
Daitoku-ji monastery exemplifies Zen Buddhism's essence, where nature and meditation intertwine to foster self-discovery and spiritual enlightenment.
Imtiaz Dharker's poem "Honor Killing" critiques the cultural and religious expectations placed on women, symbolized through the removal of layers of clothing.
Eric recalls spending up to 20 hours a day in front of his computer before seeking help for his Internet addiction.
