We create short documentaries featuring inspiring stories that we discover traveling around the world.
A true gem of a museum, near Herakion! Ultra hi-tech, it features Virtual Reality experiences, an AI chatbox that lets you converse with Katzantzakis himself, and many more surprises. A must see, even if you’re not yet a fan of this great Greek writer… but how could you not be?
A new production for gr2me website.
Matala, famous for its hippie heritage, now hosts a vibrant music festival that attracts people of all ages. The atmosphere is filled with positivity and pure joy.
A production for gr2me website.
Looking for an adrenaline rush? How about a 138-meter leap into a breathtaking canyon? The Aradena Bridge in Crete offers Europe’s second-highest bungee jumping experience.
A production for gr2me website.
Dreaming of a getaway without electricity or Wi-Fi? Aspros Potamos in Crete is the perfect retreat for true relaxation and serenity. Disconnect to reconnect!
A production for gr2me website.
Now we finally understand why pigs love mud so much! A truly unique place offering an unforgettable experience.
A production for gr2me website.
Gaining recognition in the climbing community, the striking red rock of Leonidio is transforming into a world-class climbing paradise. Another minidoc for gr2me website.
“Gifted children”. At the mere hearing of these two words our mind starts jumping to conclusions. We tend to visualize them as little Einsteins who spend their days solving equations or as children prodigies in the manner of Mozart. The reality is far more nuanced and complicated.
More than 20 minutes of extra footage from our encounter with Danae Deligeorges and her team, with more information about what it means to be a gifted child and how to deal with it.
Continue reading “Is Your Child Gifted? – Extras”Here it is! Our first mini documentary produced by Nomadoc!
We found this story very interesting and we hope you will agree with us…
A short but comprehensive introduction to the Theater of the Oppressed through the words of its participants (audience and creators) .
Continue reading “The Theater of the Oppressed: a rehearsal for the revolution.”