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Travel from a Transylvanian village to Madagascar with these films

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Travel from a Transylvanian village to Madagascar with these films
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From bullfighting in Madagascar to swimming the English Channel in Jersey, catch up on every week eight film, choose your favourite, and find out where they're headed next.Take part in our audience poll at the bottom of this page, or save the scroll and click here.William in MadagascarTitle: SavikaWhat's it about? In the central highlands of Madagascar, the Betsileo people continue a centuries-old tradition of bullfighting to prove themselves as men, and care for their livestock.Loading...Where is he headed next? TürkiyeElliot in The BahamasTitle: Cat Island: The Simple LifeWhat's it about?

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Race Around the World recap: Catch the week eight films Topic:DocumentariesPosted Mon 27 Jul 2026 at 4:30amMon 27 Jul 2026 at 4:30amMon 27 Jul 2026 at 4:30amIt's week eight of the competiton, what do the filmmaker have in store? (ABC iview/Race Around The World)abc.net.au/news/race-around-the-world-documentary-wrap/106728062Link copiedShareShare articleThe six filmmakers taking part in ABC iview's Race Around the World are in the eighth week of their global adventure.Only finding out their destination with a day's notice, each filmmaker had just 10 days to find a story and produce a short film, to be judged by a panel of experts.But we also want your two cents.

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