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Documentary series that aims to reveal the most shocking and curious stories behind the objects on display and stored in museums. Pictures painted with blood, ornaments with hidden information, fingerprints in engravings... All unveil it in this surprising series.

'Young addictions' is a documentary series that shows the causes and consequences of the most common drugs among teenagers: non-substance addictions consumed through the screens of their cellphones like social media, porn and online gaming. The series tells the story of three young people: Laura, a teenager who enters a rehabilitation center to detoxify from her addiction to Tik Tok. Bru, a boy who began compulsively consuming pornography at the age of 10, and Daniel, a young man who has lost more than 100,000 euros on online gambling. With the help of experts in the field, the series goes inside the business behind these addictions. How technology giants create devices designed specifically to generate addicts? Are these companies actively targeting minors? The series gathers the testimony of prestigious psychiatrists and international experts who will give the keys to deal with these addictions.

It is impossible to separate the proliferation of illegal mining, armed groups and drug trafficking. They are all part of the same terror mechanism. While in Europe gold is associated with purity, power and wealth, in Latin America the word gold resonates between tears and the creaking of trees.

Illegal gold mining involves laundering the assets of criminal groups, the destruction of biodiversity and ecosystems, pollution of rivers with mercury, health problems, extortion to the local population, corruption of institutions, child exploitation, prostitution, and the displacement of entire communities fleeing Colombia because of violence and fear.

We aim to introduce "Multitudes" to channels and platforms worldwide in order to reach audiences and wildlife lovers from all around the globe.

The documentary explores the scientific details of the last volcanic process in Europe and the most long-lasting one in the Canarian Island of La Palma.  This has been one of the more destructive volcanic eruptions in the world.  

One year after the first outbreak, we see the first technical and scientific conclusions about a natural event that has transformed the geography, the society and the economy of an island already used to live with volcanos.  Experts who worked in the field share for the very first time, in this documentary, their results which will determine future volcanic studies.