Bare-handed shark fishing | SLICE
In Melanesia, young boys have to pass terrible initiation tests to reach adulthood, an essential step to gain the respect of their tribes. Barehanded shark fishing is ...
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How Do Beavers Build a Dam | SLICE
Beavers build dams that are designed to endure bad weather and high waters using logs, branches and stones. Impoundments are crucial for the species as ... -
Men and sacred feline's relationship in South-East Asia | SLICE
In Thailand, a group of monks is raising tigers according to Buddhist principles. They refuse violence of any kind, convinced that the cats are reincarnations of ... -
Floating fishermen of Havana I SLICE I Full documentary
Gabriel is a regular plumber in the Cuban capital. But like many others, he is confronted with the low salaries. To make it through, he has to create his own ... -
The semi-nomadic life of the Mokens | SLICE
Marc invites us on his special journey to Thailand, to discover the life of the Mokens, who freely explain their lifestyle. The Mokens have lived along the coasts of ... -
India: Photographing the cursed Royal Family | SLICE
Nicolas Henry travels around India to capture the history and the legends of this fascinating country. This time, he's in Bhinai, a village at the foot of the Aravalli ... -
Living on the lake Titicaca l SLICE
Slice invites you to Lake Titicaca: the highest navigable lake in the world. Here live the descendants of the Uros Indians. 250 families live in amazing floating ... -
Fishermen of the full Moon | SLICE I Full documentary
Fititsike, which means "the sand that sticks to the skin", is one of the main villages of Madagascar. Its inhabitants, the Vez, live to the rhythm of the very high tides ... -
Lake Baikal: A biological treasure trove | SLICE
In the heart of Siberia, Lake Baikal is one of the biggest lakes in the world. It contains 20% of the world's fresh water and is nicknamed “the great sacred sea” by ... -
Fearless men relationship with the sacred reptile in Africa I SLICE
In the two hundred million years since the crocodile first appeared on Earth, it has never ceased to fascinate and to frighten. For certain peoples in Mali and ... -
Traditional Gōng Fu Chá 功夫茶 Ceremony Led by Master Wing Chi Ip | SLICE
More than a drink, tea is a true institution in China. Wing-Chi Ip, the founder of LockCha Tea House, a famous tea institution of Hong Kong carries on ancestral ... -
Living all year round on the shores of lake Baikal I SLICE
Nicknamed "the pearl of Siberia", Lake Baikal is a World Heritage site, and has always been the pride of Russia. A handful of men and women live beside Lake ... -
A very united Panamanian community I SLICE
Leo shares with us his life of Guna through the eyes of Marc, our guide. We follow him from his Panamanian village, to the forest he knows by heart, and on his ... -
How the Mokens manage to live as nomads | SLICE
Marc's journey on the kabang of Noi and his family continues. He now understands how they find food and fresh water, and how free their lifestyle is. -
The Canoeists of New Caledonia I SLICE
We are in New Caledonia, where we meet the Kanaks. A people divided into clans, with those of the land on one side and those of the sea on the other. On the ... -
Polynesia: A man lassoes a shark to have a little talk | SLICE
People in Bora Bora have a strong connection with nature. Every day, to appease the god Taaroa, Teuira feeds and protects the sharks of the lagoon in Motu ... -
The French aircraft carrier, supreme technology | SLICE
The Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier is the flagship of the French Navy. This ship is the first and only nuclear-powered surface combatant vessel built in Western ... -
Colombia: Having a simple life on the Santa Cruz del Islote | SLICE
The “Santa Cruz del Islote” is the smallest island of the San Bernardo archipelago in Colombia. It's a very small colorful island but with a great density of ... -
Women divers of the Atauro Island I SLICE
In Adara, a little village on the Atauro island, only women dive. The island which is located in the Indonesian Archipelago, now belongs to Timor Leste. -
Galleys of the 17th Century | SLICE
Whilst ships join battle today at a distance of over a thousand kilometers (over 600 miles), four centuries ago they confronted each other in deadly close-combat ... -
The Raji, nomads of the Himalayan forests I SLICE
Alongside Eric Valli one of the most renowned photographers of Nepal, we enter in the universe of the Raji-nomads. This incredible people hunts for wild honey ... -
Becoming a man in Siberia, Edik I SLICE I Full documentary
In Siberia, Edik lives among the Nenetses, a nomad clan in the north of Siberia. He's still a child but he now has like every Nenetse before him to face wolves on ... -
New Caledonia: The everyday life of a family | SLICE
In Kanak culture, Earth is represented as a source of life, and seen as “mother-earth”, or “mother-nature”. The Kanak people consider that they belong to the ... -
The life of Central African Republic Pygmies | SLICE
The Baaka Pygmies are people that live at the edge of the Bayanga National Park in the Central African Republic. They are known for their songs and dances, ...