
Mythical Roads
8 episodes
1. On the Trail of Labour Camp Fugitive

1. On the Trail of Labour Camp Fugitive
Between 1857 and 1945 the French sent approximately 85 000 men and women to labor camps in Guiana. The convicts were forced into manual labor and essentially served to replace slave labor in France after the abolition of slavery in 1848
53min
Feb 6, 2020
2. The Wilde West Trail

2. The Wilde West Trail
The discovery and colonization of the American Wild West in the 19th century is an important chapter in the history of the USA. In the years that followed, the Wild West was immortalized in film and literature throughout the western world.
53min
Feb 6, 2020
3. Around the Black Sea, On the Trail of Keraban the Inflexible

3. Around the Black Sea, On the Trail of Keraban the Inflexible
Istanbul: a city of the world, a monster of a city. A city of 18 million inhabitants that is defined in history as the place where Asia meets Europe. The Bosphorus channel cuts the city in two. The Western shore is in Europe, the Eastern in Asia. Istanbul is a wharf.
53min
Feb 6, 2020
4. Colombia

4. Colombia
The mere mention of Columbia conjures up an image of guerrillas, drug trafficking, paramilitaries, cartels, kidnappings. In this documentary we will find out more and discover an alternative side to Colombia. Colombia was indeed the birthplace of the legend of El Dorado.
52min
Feb 6, 2020
5. Papua, the Final Frontier

5. Papua, the Final Frontier
There is a country where people live as if they are still in the Stone Age. It has been claimed that warrior cannibals, headhunters and undiscovered tribes inhabit the terrain. This is the fantasy of every explorer. This country is Papua New Guinea. Today, there are no forgotten tribes or cannibals anymore. Yet, Papua remains a fascinating destination for adventurers.
53min
Feb 6, 2020
6. Bhutan, Hidden Valleys of the Himalayas

6. Bhutan, Hidden Valleys of the Himalayas
With India on one side and Tibet on the other, the Himalayas are one of the highest mountain ranges on the planet. Although people have crossed the Himalayas, they are known as the 'Roof of the World'.
52min
Feb 6, 2020
7. In the Footsteps of James Cook

7. In the Footsteps of James Cook
The Pacific was the last maritime space explored by Europeans. In the 18th century, it was James Cook who, over three expeditions, went exhaustively over the zone, mapped it and discovered many islands. The British explorer has always been associated with this part of the world where many places bear his name.
53min
Feb 6, 2020
8. Thailand, the Paths of Smile

8. Thailand, the Paths of Smile
Thailand is called « the country of the smile ». Since their first contacts with the « Siamese » more than three centuries ago, foreign visitors have been struck with this spontaneous smile, a any circumstances smile that embodies a culture and a way of life very different of what the West know.
53min
Feb 6, 2020












