With new and vivid first-hand details and over 40 personal photos never before seen in any other movie about The Beatles, Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Paul Saltzman shares an extraordinary life experience.

In 1968, then 23-year-old Paul Saltzman spent a week hanging out with the Beatles at the ashram of Maharishi Mahesh Yogi. The film retraces Saltzman’s life-changing journey, which started with a broken heart and ended with learning transcendental meditation and spending intimate personal time with John, Paul, George and Ringo.

4 X Emmy Winner!

Washington Post Top 5 Travel show of 2021

Join Emmy Award-winning travel host Mickela Mallozzi on a trek around the world, exploring culture, dance and celebrations! From a magical journey in Turkey to dancing tango on the main stage in Buenos Aires, and experiencing the ethnic flavors of NYC, Mickela seeks out the traditional side of every culture while connecting with the local community through celebration and artistic expression.

Close encounters with caiman alligators, piranha, vampire bats, tapir and a ton of biting insects – all this and more, as extreme adventure angler Steve Townson takes on some of the Amazon’s most ferocious predatory freshwater fish.

The beautiful landscape of the Western Cape in South Africa hosts some of the most exciting natural systems in the world. Our teams of explorers take on breathtaking challenges to get where they have to be, jumping into cauldrons of whitewater, scaling cliffs and hanging on ropes between heaven and earth.

Come Wild With Us is a fast-paced adventure to fascinating places in and around South Africa’s national parks.

In the fun-packed episodes, you will see places and meet people that you would never even dream existed. The series unravels the mysteries of the natural world and imparts a sense of wonder and respect for Nature in young people, leaving them fully convinced of the need to preserve our last wild places for future generations.

The series is hosted by a zany and mischievous scientist called Oompie, who drives a trendy zebra-striped minibus. Join the team as they explore caves, run wild rivers, abseil down mountain cliffs and investigate the world under the sea. See them have close encounters as they touch, feel, smell and experience Nature at its wildest. In each episode they take on unimaginable challenges, making simply unforgettable stories.

Film maker and author Elisabeth Thieriot embarks on an Epic Journey of discovery through the jungles of the Yucatan Peninsula to dispel the myths about “the December 21st 2012 end of the world” conspiracy theories surrounding Aztec and Mayan Calendars. Specifically, the “B’aqtun” the measurement of time the mayans created which transcends the 3300 year cycle which has been so widely misunderstood.

Along her journey, Elisabeth discovers a connection between repeatable cycles in the cosmos, nature, and human history. Discovery’s which lead Elisabeth to revelations of wisdom residing within the living Mayan descendants known as “Abuelos” who share their knowledge of the intricate workings of time, the cosmos, and their connection earth science on a spiritual and scientific level.

In this film, a team of Scientists, Historians, and the Native Mayan “Abuelos” work together to Decode the B’aqtun.

Flavours Of… sees gastronomer Charlie Ottley challenge his taste buds as he travels through some of the most exciting and unpredictable countries in the world, from South Africa to Scotland, Greece to Mexico, through to Colombia. Charlie travels the length of these countries in his quest for the best, packing in as much adventure as possible; from diving in Kalymnos to trekking through the Amazon to surviving the Day of the Dead festival. Prepared to risk life and limb in his quest for fun, fulfilment and a full stomach, Charlie experiences a mouth-watering trip where he samples the bizarre and wonderful dishes of these countries, and by the time he’s finished there are few flavours he hasn’t tasted!

HD Series:

Flavours of Colombia (2012) – 6×30′
Flavours of Scotland (2011) – 6×30′
Flavours of Greece (2010) – 6×30′
Flavours of South Africa (2010) – 6×30′
Flavours of Mexico (2009) – 7×30′

SD Series:

Flavours of Spain (2008) – 6×30′
Flavours of Peru (2007) – 7×30′
Flavours of Chile (2005) – 4×30′

The final episode of Wild Carpathia follows the changing seasons from the ripe glory of autumn through the depths of winter to the first flush of spring and witnesses a landscape of unparalleled beauty, a world of vivid colours and timeless tradition. From villages and communities prospering thanks to conservation and eco-tourism to ancient neolithic cave houses, from remote snow-clad mountain peaks to churches of ice the show will present a side of of Romania never seen before. Featuring stunning wildlife footage and moving interviews with a firmament of experts, his stunning 55 minute film will once again reveal the devastation caused by illegal logging. Wild Carpathia Seasons of Change will also examine how and why this needs to be stopped to avoid the wholesale destruction of Europe’s last great wilderness and its most priceless treasures.

See how the prosperity of rural areas depends on a symbiosis between man and nature and how conservation and protection of natural and cultural resources can provide a sustainable future for all. Wild Carpathia – Seasons of Change is not just about the beauty of Romania through the changing seasons but also argues that this is the time for change on a much wider level.

Carpathia’s historic villages can only retain their growing national and international appeal so as long they are not eclipsed by the high rise of concrete and cement culture or dwarfed by insensitive modern development. Wild Carpathia Seasons of Change demonstrates how protecting this cultural wealth actually safeguards the future for people living in these communities. And crucially – by creating prosperity through edo-tourism, there is less incentive for people to go out and illegally tear down tens of thousands of hectares of forest every year.

Romania has the greatest biodiversity in Europe, it has the last great wilderness and most of Europe’s surviving large carnivores. Described as the lungs of Europe, it also has perhaps the most enduring and authentic historical landscape. All of this is under threat from ruthless exploitation and short-term thinking. With the right controls and regulation, with the right education and encouragement these treasures could make Romania one of the wealthiest countries in the EU. It will also become a shining example to the rest of the world of how man can live in harmony with nature, and with the past, blending new ideas and innovation with tradition and the wisdom of generations.

Find out how this can be achieved and witness a landscape like no other; a landscape teetering on the brink of destruction but still one of the most unspoilt and beautiful regions in the whole of Europe.

Wild Carpathia is a unique trilogy of films about the priceless majesty of the forests and mountains of Romania. Presenter and poet Charlie Ottley takes viewers on a tour of this extraordinary region and uncovers a world of medieval villages, ancient monasteries, historic traditions and mesmerising beauty.

From Transylvania’s stunning national parks to the Danube Delta, we get a unique insight into a landscape that has endured unchanged for thousands of years and is still home to wolves, lynx and the largest concentration of brown bears in Europe. Over the course of the 4 episodes we meet a glittering array of characters from local shepherds, environmentalists, artisans and musicians to rock stars and royalty all dedicated to preserving what has become Europe’s last true wilderness.

Wild Carpathia has, with the help of His Royal Highness The Prince of Wales and other key supporters, become an international phenomenon. Seen all over the world and translated into eleven different languages this is not just a series that celebrates Romania’s timeless appeal but one that also seeks to educate and inspire.

See also: Wild Carpathia: Seasons of Change (Episode 4)