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Evelina runs the Šilainiai Project in the Soviet era housing estate she grew up in. The Lithuanian artist transforms wasteland into flowering gardens to promote a sustainable community. Bartek Glowacki in Poland has founded a start-up for small solar houses that produce more energy than they consume. 

Our Homes: Lithuania and Poland

Bartek Glowacki and Evelina Šimkutė share a deep conviction: Flats and houses are important living spaces.

Eastern Europe: The New Generation

Hundreds of thousands of migrant workers from Eastern Europe and Africa work on Italian farms harvesting tomatoes, oranges and olives. Their working conditions are terrible and their salaries are pitifully low. Yvan Sagnet is campaigning against this form of modern slavery by creating the organisation against agricultural labour exploitation, No Cap.

Migrants from Eastern Europe and Africa work under terrible conditions in Italy's agricultural sector.

Re: Modern Slavery in Italy

Nodar Chachanidze is concerned about the environmental damage caused by manganese mining. Together with young people from the region, he has set up an environmental club. Nané Paskevichyan is campaigning to preserve a monument to the victims of Stalinist terror, which has largely been forgotten.

Our Future: Armenia and Georgia

Nodar is fighting against environmental destruction in Georgia whilst Nané fights against forgetting the past in Armenia.

Răzvan Nedu is almost blind, but even with only 1% visual acuity, he is an experienced climber. Romania's first Paralympic climbing world vice-champion, he is a role model for disabled people in his country. In Moldova, Sergiu Candraman, a mechatronics engineer, is trying to get closer to the stars. It was thanks to the two observatories he helped to build that Moldova was able to launch its first satellite into space.

Our Dreams: Romania and Moldova

Sergiu and Răzvan show how big dreams can be realised and their experiences passed on to the next generation.

Tijana gave up her metropolitan life to renovate her family's watermill, which had fallen into disrepair. Thanks to the know-how of her 92-year-old grandfather and clever use of social media, she has turned her business idea into a reality. Ivan learnt the blacksmith's trade on his own and is trying to keep his grandfather's workshop going.

Our Traditions: Serbia and Croatia

Tijana and Ivan left their old lives behind to take on their family’s traditional crafts.

When she was at school, Lucia dreamed of one day being able to drive around her neighbourhood in a red Ferrari. This dream has helped the 32-year-old Slovak of Vietnamese origin to cope with racism. Blerta, from Prishtina in Kosovo always has new projects on the go. When she realised that she was the only woman working in programming in Kosovo, she decided to remedy the situation herself.

Our Goals: Kosovo and Slovakia

Luca and Blerta, from Kosovo and Slovakia, both are focused on their life goals.

It was only when Dora left Bulgaria that the young architect realised that the immense communist monument at Busludja was a national treasure worth protecting. Emanuel and Andreea, on the other hand, never wanted to leave their native Romania. Unlike many young people of their generation, they did not go abroad, but left the big city to live a rural life.

Where is Home? Romania and Bulgaria

Stay or leave? Dora, Emanuel and Andreea deal with this question in different ways.

In 2018, ARTE visited the island of La Gomera in the Canaries, to meet people who have dropped out of society and live an unconventional life in caves by the sea. Returning to the paradise island in 2022, COVID has reshuffled the deck and reinforced this yearning for simplicity and freedom.

Re: La Gomera - Dreaming of Paradise

Sven Philipp and Martin Rheinländer run workshops called  “Strengthening Masculinity” to teach men about women, flirting and sex. But critics like Christoph May and Susanne Kaiser warn against these types of workshops, which they say promote toxic male values and old-fashioned ideas. Christoph became so bored and annoyed by his male-dominated environment that he now avoids all-male groups as much as possible. As a researcher, he often gives public lectures, urging men to rethink critically their role in society.

Being a Man in the Modern World

The pick-up artist industrial complex has come to Germany.

Re: Male Identity Crisis

Hamas and Israel have still not reached agreement on a new hostage-for-prisoner exchange.

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