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MYSTERIES AND BEAUTY OF THE WORLD CHANNEL DESCRIPTION A rich collection of fascinating and award-winning documentary features and series, exploring the mysteries and beauty of our planet. DocuBox is a 24/7 documentary TV channel dedicated to
A rich collection of fascinating and award-winning documentary features and series, exploring the mysteries and beauty of our planet. DocuBox is a 24/7 documentary TV channel dedicated to documentary fjlms and series covering:
Over 1100 hours of programming and a minimum 150 hours
The major distributors: ZED, French Television, Canamedia, Ananda, Storyteller, ORF, Video Elephant
Episode titles: Africa – The Serengeti Alaska – Spirit of the Wild Bears Australia - Land Before Time Antarctica - An Adventure of a Difgerent Nature
This series explores the world of men and women who have forged a unique bond with wildlife and nature. They have dedicated their lives to their passion. They care deeply about the protection of the environment and share a common desire for the preservation of animal life. They make us realize that we can respect and share our world with other species.
Urgan is nine years old and lives in an isolated village in the Himalayas. He has never known anything other than this land surrounded by snow capped
he must leave his family for the monastery and cross the 5,000 meter high Wori La pass. During his journey, he will be accompanied his nineteen year old cousin, Norbou. They will experience unexpected, fascinating and sometimes frightening spiritual encounters...a true path to enlightenment.
This documentary retraces the life of Napoleon Bonaparte’s brother through the world of art, his preferred fjeld. The little-known rebel prince was an art collector and played a key role in the family. From the banishment
every step of Napoleon’s destiny: his brother
well have taken a difgerent turn. Discover the many facets of this complex personality: politician, Minister of Internal Afgairs, art collector, poet and novelist, member
Lucien Bonaparte was, above all, the only brother to have stood up to the French Emperor.
The railroad in Ecuador is agonizing. This means of transportation was constructed a century ago and was never a profjtable endeavor and yet it became the link between the coastline and the highlands. Nowadays, along the railway, only ghost towns
some retired railroad workers still talk about the time when the train used to travel all across the country. These old men and hundreds of miles of railroad tracks are the last witnesses of an era fallen into oblivion. The death of this mythical train is not only a sad event for train afjcionados; it is an exemplary illustration
in developing countries.
Emmanuelle is a young explorer whose passion is to travel around the globe to meet people living in remote parts of the world. In this series she takes some of the most interesting train rides and has fascinating encounters getting ofg at the difgerent stations as she visits such counties as China, Cuba, Italy, Argentina, Turkey, Australia and the South Pacifjc, India, Malaysia, Vietnam, Morocco, Madagascar and Portugal.
The creation of Greenpeace is probably the most exciting and heroic environmental adventure of the 20th
invented the concept of ecology, it has also changed people’s mentalities and international politics forever. The strategy? Direct action and shocking images are key to its success. Activists really grab people’s attention by opposing governments, putting themselves on the line and sometimes risking jail or even death.
A cold winter’s approaching, so why not jump in a boat and head somewhere sunnier? Not got a boat? Well Paul and Sheryl Shard have and that’s exactly what they did in this brand-new Distant Shores adventure. The Bahamas, Antigua, St. Maarten - just the names conjure up a warm feeling and this is where the Shards chose to spend their winter. While in the Caribbean, they meet with locals such as ‘Crocodile James’ a naturalist on the remote island of Saba and learn of life on these sea-faring
way of sailing the seas as they swap yarns with the captain of a luxurious cruise ship. So if you are feeling the cold, you know what to do. Either buy a boat or watch the Shards enjoying the Caribbean sunshine.
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