In southern Buenos Aires Province, Bahía Blanca grew up facing the estuary and the railway lines that connected it to the rest of the country. Today, between port warehouses, neighbourhood clubs and a dense cultural scene, this Argentine…
On Spain's Mediterranean coast, Alicante blends an old quarter that resists the passage of time with neighbourhoods where daily life revolves around the market, the square and the sea. A look at local identity, heritage and the visitor's…
On the shores of Lake Victoria, Mwanza blends an early-rising fishing port, granite neighbourhoods and a cultural memory that visitors can accompany without intruding. A guide to reading the city from within.
In northeastern Morocco, Taourirt blends its railway past, a weekly market that organizes rural life, and a frontier identity between the Atlas and the desert. A portrait of everyday life and heritage in a city rarely visited by…
On Portugal's Atlantic coast, Aveiro blends canals, traditional boats and a pottery tradition that still shapes its identity. A journey through the daily life of a city that looks to the water.
In the old city of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage site, the blacksmiths' guild keeps alive an urban economy rooted in the Marinid era. A documentary journey through a trade that endures between the sound of the hammer…
In the medina of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage site, tanners, weavers, carpenters, and potters sustain crafts passed down for centuries. A documentary journey through the workshops, fountains, and fondouks of a city where manual work still sets…
In the medina of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage site, traditional crafts such as leather tanning, weaving, and carpentry are passed down through generations. A documentary journey through the workshops that sustain daily life and face the challenges…
In the medina of Fez, a UNESCO World Heritage site, tanners, weavers, blacksmiths and carpenters keep alive techniques passed down over centuries. A documentary look at the guilds that shape daily life in the largest historic Arab-Muslim city.
In the Chilean archipelago, rural communities preserve a unique heritage while facing abandonment and climate change. A journey through the UNESCO-listed wooden churches, the stilt houses, and the daily life of its inhabitants.
