Isn't he pretty?
That's nice.
You need to have a pee.
Tai-Chan.
If you don't pee, you can't watch TV, can you?
Hmm?
Hey. Here we go.
> Why do you have lots of hair growing?
> Because I'm a man.
> What about women?
> Women don't have hair, not as much.
Say good morning to mummy.
> Good morning.
> Here's the incense.
> I don't want to.
> Daddy will do it alone then, Tai-Chan.
Tai-Chan, here, sound the bell.
When daddy has put the incense in,
you can sound the bell.
Not yet.
When daddy has put the incense in here.
That's it. Good morning, mummy.
> Good morning, mummy.
> Good, now put the incense out.
Good.
> All done.
I want some water.
> Guys, it's not good to fall in love with girls
You have wives, so you are all right.
Whereas I don't have a wife.
Bitch.
> What day is it today? > The 24th.
> No way.
> Then what day do you think it is?
> The 25th. > It's not the 25th.
> It's the 25th. > 24th.
> Oh, dear God.
> Kompiang, was I a naughty child?
> No.
> Truly?
> Well, maybe a bit.
> How long have you been working for our family?
> Over 25 years.
> What are these offerings for?
> To celebrate the full moon.
> The full moon?
> What's this one?
> Pelungsur cake
to indicate that the ceremony has ended.
> Which God is this for?
> This is to Vishnu.
The water is an offering for Him.
> I had a major heart operation.
> 56, 56...57.
61 Rupees.
61 going once, 61 going twice.
Sold!
> Oh, my God, did you feel that?
Let's try again.
Have a listen if he's sleeping.
woman: All right, then. Oh! Come over here!
What a little miracle you are!
Goodness.
Now your mama has made herself a little copy of Mama.
My name is Okhwan Yoon.
I was born in Korea.
It doesn't matter South or North Korea.
I'm traveling around the world by bicycle.
> Today it's been 9 years and 36 days.
This is Kathmandu, Nepal.
I have been in 190 countries so far.
I've been struck by cars six times.
Five times, surgery.
There are so many careless drivers in the world.
I have seen many different sizes of fly.
In North Africa, smaller fly than here.
And Turkey, smaller fly than here.
But this size is same fly in Korea
and in Japan and China.
So I feel very emotional.
> 3D glasses.
> A box with medications
which I need every day in order to live.
> Oh, and I have this plastic glove
from when I was at work the other day.
> A 500 rupee note.
2BA 596135.
I still remember the number.
> Loser.
Enabler.
What else?
Destitute human being.
> It's a small branch from the Neem tree.
> What do you use it for?
> For my teeth.
> I have nothing in my pockets. Zero.
> There's nothing in my pockets.
They're empty.
> Money, lots of cash.
> How much is a lot?
> Two-fifty.
> How much?
> Two soles fifty.
> Is that box your daddy's?
> It's my brother's.
To make a lot of money.
> Hello, Abel.
Are you well?
It's Saturday again.
man: The cold weather is here and August will be worse,
so you have to keep warm, Abel.
> Hey you, this is my patch.
> Sometimes I make five soles.
When I was little, I once earned 20 soles in a day.
> Bye. See you next Saturday.
> Keys.
Phone.
Syringes.
> All this is the cemetery.
> Is there anyone living here?
> Yeah, I will show you.
> Can I talk to them?
> Yeah, yeah.
> My story is, I can't work,
because who else would look after my kids?
My wife passed away, my children's mother.
I've got a 20 year old son who is sick.
He's a retard.
We have to tie him up all day to stop him wandering off.
Fourteen people live in this place.
We have no electricity, no water, no drains.
But we are still alive.
God will not forget us.
He created us.
That is what I believe.
God wouldn't have created this population just to forget us.
> My name is Ayomatty.
I've been in Dubai for 13 years.
I work as a gardener,
and I am very happy.
man speaking native language: There is no work at home.
It's more profitable to come to Dubai.
I'm here to earn money to send back to my kids.
man speaking native language: Pray, be seated.
> All you think about is your belly.
> Did you see the fence fell down in those thistles?
Goddamned thistles everywhere.
And you think I'm a prick.
> This is how brynza cheese is made.
When all liquid is removed, the cheese becomes very good.
Nearly as good as the Dutch cheese.
It even has holes, in just two, three days.
> Oh, come on, stop boasting.
> Lunch!
> How does it work?
> Well, it goes in and out again, like a needle.
It doesn't fire bullets.
Nothing comes out of the gun.
> Ah, I see.
> Who do you love a lot?
> My dad...
because he brings me fruit.
He cooks my lunch,
makes me breakfast.
He prepares everything, all the food we eat.
He cares more about me than his work.
The thing I love the most is my laptop.
In Wikipedia, there are stories, history, math,
science, religion.
It has everything.
It is a giant library.
> Myself, I'd have to say...
> Placing my feet in wet sand.
It has to be wet.
> Being with my children.
And taking care of them.
> And now I'll introduce you
to the person I love most in the world.
Hello.
> Hello.
> Do you love your husband?
> Yes, you have to.
I love...
cleaning something that's really dirty so you can see the result.
> I actually love my refrigerator.
It's such a cool thing.
It remains at one corner.
It keeps its mouth shut.
I love my refrigerator.
Nothing else but my refrigerator.
> Pull, pull.
> This one doesn't lift me up.
> There is a new one over here.
> Oh, gosh.
You have to pull on this one.
Can you manage it?
> Nope.
> You have to pull using your dorsal muscles.
> It won't budge.
> IT WON'T BUDGE.
> It's like at the gym.
You grab here,
you grip there,
and you position yourself with parallel feet
so you can use your dorsal muscles.
Then you pull.
> Oh, really?
woman: Are you trying every possible way?
I told you it won't move.
It won't move.
So, what was it you were saying?
> Hey, get up.
What are you doing?
> So let's go.
Are we going?
Let's go.
> Helmet.
Good-bye, grandpa.
Climb up, skinny!
> Climb up, Virginia.
Go, go, slowly.
> Yeah. You did get all dressed up, didn't you?
> It's not easy
to explain motivation.
Can I do something to reunite Korea?
It looks impossible. It looks out of my hands.
But impossible is possible.
> Zombies.
> What do zombies do?
Okay. You do a great zombie.
> Snakes and ghosts.
> When I come to work at 1:00 A.M.
and I hear little noises here and there.
That scares me a little.
> Cats.
> Rats.
> Lions.
> Cultures I don't understand.
> I am scared of Allah,
nothing else.
> I fear nothing.
> God only.
> I'm afraid for all the people that don't know God.
People who don't get saved are going to hell.
> When I leave home
in the morning, I'm not sure if I'll return home safely.
No Afghans expect to return home safely.
> Time is passing,
and I don't have a boy or girl
and no one will ever call me "mummy."
> Divorce.
Divorce. How awful!
> Losing someone you love.
> Because what if God isn't real?
I believe in Him, but what if God isn't real?
And we're just going to lie in the ground, dead forever?
> The dogs are frightened of thunder.
> Yeah, they're scared.
> Vasya, we need to find some fireworks somewhere.
Because in autumn, wolves will come.
> We need to hurry home. It's going to rain!
> 3...2...1...
> Look ahead!
> Unreal. Unreal.
Look at the side. What are they doing there?
Look at the fighting there.
We can't get out.
> Not normal, bruv.
> Dickhead.
> I don't want to move out of the way.
> Stop this shit!
> A tunnel has become a death trap.
At least 18 people were kicked or crushed to death
in a stampede during The Love Parade in Duisburg.
> Many of the hundreds of thousands of revelers
were unaware of the tragedy unfolding.
> When I close my eyes,
I can see all different people in the world
from town to town, from country to country.
I can feel it, I can touch it, I can see it.
I feel like born again because of my haircut.
It's time to continue my journey.