Gold Hunters of Suriname: Life on the Edge of the River
In Suriname, deep in the Amazon, rivers replace roads. Gold miners like Pedro and his wife brave treacherous waters to reach remote mining sites. Their perilous journey, carrying vital supplies, highlights the harsh realities of survival and work in an isolated land where nature dictates every move.
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Haiti | They Call It the "Road from Hell" | Deadliest Roads
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Rafting Borneo's Most Dangerous River | Award-Winning Documentary
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Sinaloa Cartel: The International Drug Empire
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Madagascar’s Illegal Trade | Deadliest Journeys
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Impossible Places | AMAZON: Nature's Most Beautiful and Dangerous Paradise | 4K Travel Documentary
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India’s Most Dangerous Border Roads
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Black market: the illegal trafficking of Colombian emeralds
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Harvesting Giant Ginger to Sell at the Countryside Market | Caring for Sugarcane
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"he's crazy" - We Found a Man Living Alone in the Amazon (39 years isolated)
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Old Planes, Deadly Landings: Inside Colombia’s Risky Flights
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Burma: the mists of dawn | Roads of the impossible
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Cameroon, The Jungle's Survivors
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Bangladesh: Extreme roads & rivers
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Madagascar’s dangerous gold rush: rosewood, sapphires and deadly mines
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Congo’s "Milk Train": Africa’s most extreme railway journey
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Vietnam Mekong - When Humans Adapt to a Powerful River | Deadliest Journeys
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Wild Life Amazon Jungle: The World’s Most Remarkable Wildlife Migrations!
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India: the Hell of the Coal Road
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We Drove 1,500 Miles To Rescue This Dozer… Over 100 Families Depend On It
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