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Two women with different goals in life are independently out on the town of Frankfurt am Main. One is an offbeat thief and the other an East German spy.

A geologically dazzling land of geysers, fjords, volcanoes and waterfalls, Iceland is also home to the world's happiest citizens. Watch all you want. A Netflix documentary.

In a forest near Meßkirch in Upper Swabia there are strange things to discover: women and men dressed in medieval clothes clear forests, plow fields and build huts. All without the help of technology.

To visit Guédelon is like a journey into history, because in the forest of Saint-Sauveur a castle will be built. Fifty crafts-workers are building a castle using XIIIth century techniques in the middle of the forest, in a natural site which provides them with every building material: water, stone, earth, sand and wood. In Guédelon, there is no excavator, no drill, no electricity an no internal combustion engine in use. Around 2025 they hope to finish this unbelievable project. Reinhard Kungel and his team have been in Guédelon since the very beginning.

Captain Morten Hansen is sailing the 3rd time from Bremerhaven to Greenland but this time he will go further north than ever before. The captain wants to reach Ilulissat Icefjord, the most productive glacier in the northern hemisphere.

Kari and Jakob a visiting Guédelon - the worlds most unusual building site. In Guédelon 50 people are building a castle only by medieval technics

Kari and Jakob are joining Captain Morten Hansen, who is sailing to Iceland and Greenland. The final destination is Ilulissat Icefjord, the most productive glacier in the northern hemisphere.