Review published 22nd February 2026 Watch the official trailer. Reviving Tradition: Mongolia’s Winter Migration and the Stakes for the Herd Since ancient times, the nomadic herders of Mongolia’s Tsakhir Valley have undertaken an annual winter migration to secure feed for their community’s horses and to protect the local pastures. Six years ago, the tradition was […]
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Inside Scotland’s Remarkable World Porridge Making Championship Have you ever heard of one of the world’s most unusual and fantastic competitions? Each year, the highland village of Carrbridge in Scotland hosts the World Porridge Making Championship. Charlie Miller, the competition’s head organiser and spurtle maker, is known as the chieftain of The Golden Spurtle. This
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In 1989, a new kind of horror film debuted on the big screen, directed by Brian Yuzna. This movie was entertaining and disturbing, offering a unique experience for horror fans that set it apart from anything they had seen. Many considered it on par with some of the greatest horror films, such as Friday the
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It’s incredible to think the Australian motion film (and smash hit) Crocodile Dundee was initially released in 1986. Two follow-up instalments would also follow, starting in 1988 with Crocodile Dundee II and later in 2001 with Crocodile Dundee in Los Angeles. But how much do you know about the legend of Crocodile Dundee and its
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It’s time to prepare your feeders in Beverly Hills because spring is here. Spring marks the beginning of the early appearance of hummingbirds, who return after spending the winter down south. Hummingbirds are, in fact, the world’s smallest birds. Every Little Thing features Terry Masear, who operates a hummingbird hotline from her home. Terry passionately
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If you are familiar with horror films, you’ll know George A. Romero. He was an exceptional film director, actor, writer, executive producer, editor, and skilled cinematographer. Most importantly, George A. Romero expertly utilised a groundbreaking concept in several of his movies: zombies. He revolutionised cinema with multiple cult horror classics, including Night of the Living
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When you hear the name Christopher Reeve, many will think of his performance in the well-known film franchise Superman, which started in 1978 and later spanned three more instalments. While Reeve also appeared in various other titles, including Remains of the Day, Deathtrap, and Street Smart, appearing as Superman remains his most iconic moment in
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On November 17, 1978, in a town known as Speedway in Indianapolis, a tragic and unexplainable event occurred at a popular fast-food restaurant, Burger Chef. After a busy night in the restaurant, the four staff members on duty suddenly went missing while closing the shop and cleaning up. The police later discovered that the safe
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Matt Formston is a blind surfer from Australia. Despite having only 3% vision, Matt has always pursued his long-term dreams and goals, especially in sports, never allowing his disability to hold him back. His determination, passion, and skills as a surfer have earned him groundbreaking records. At the beginning of the documentary, Matt explains that
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Introducing a documentary focused on the well-known horror director, writer, producer, actor, and composer Dario Argento. Today, many public figures would say Dario is like a painter or a musician in the film style. Dario’s films have always featured fantastic camera work and well-controlled storytelling. We instantly discover that Dario is also a man with
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