Kehidupan di SWISS: Negeri Para Wanita Tercantik dan Tercerdas!

Switzerland has some of the most beautiful and intelligent women in Europe... but didn't allow them to vote until 1971. Such is life in the richest country in the world, where even owning a guinea pig is illegal, mowing the lawn on Sundays can result in a fine, and a village will pay you $25,000 to move there. With a per capita GDP of $126,000—the highest on the planet—and four official languages ​​coexisting in an area smaller than the Netherlands and Belgium combined, Switzerland isn't a country. It's twenty-six tiny states sharing a single border. This documentary explores its cities, its most absurd laws, and its impossibly high mountains to understand how the world's most orderly society actually functions. From Zurich's underground vaults secretly protecting billions of dollars, to car-free villages nestled in the Alps accessible only by cable car. From the Glacier Express, the world's most beautiful slow-moving train, to nuclear shelters converted into wine cellars. Switzerland challenges everything you thought you knew about Europe.