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2010 45 min Adventure · Documentary Світ навиворіт
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Season 2

16 episodes 2012 12 h 1080p
World Inside Out — Season 2

About the series

A Ukrainian travel documentary that trades tourist trails for the hidden side of distant lands, led by journalist Dmytro Komarov.

Season premiere
January 19, 2012
Episodes in the season
16
Whole season
12 h
January 19, 2012 Season fully aired January 20, 2012

Episodes

16 episodes · 12 h

  1. 19 Jan 2012 E01

    India. Episode 1

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out" with Dmytro Komarov. India. Episode No. 1. The first episode of the new Indian cycle of the program "The World Inside Out" on 1+1. In this installment, the special correspondent of "Izvestia in Ukraine" Dmytro Komarov will show one of the most densely populated cities on the planet -- the Indian capital, Delhi. You will see traffic that has no equal. And you will learn why someone who has driven in Delhi can drive anywhere on the planet. In the transport segment of the program, we will get acquainted with the folk, legendary and most popular transport in Asia -- the tuk-tuk, or auto-rickshaw. The Ukrainian journalist will himself navigate the streets of the Indian capital, trying on the role of a tuk-tuk driver. And then we will see what a metro should be like so that the journey to work and home is a joy. It turns out that the luxurious Delhi underground is in many ways better even than the European one. In the first "Indian" installment of "The World Inside Out," we will meet an Indian record-holder who, even at a hundred years old, was healthy enough to become the oldest of young fathers on the planet. And also in this installment of the program we will see the brightest moments from the big Indian expedition of the program "The World Inside Out."
  2. 19 Jan 2012 E02

    India. Episode 2

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". India. Episode No. 2. Varanasi. Life in the city of death. The second episode of the new Indian cycle of the program "The World Inside Out" on 1+1. In this installment, the special correspondent of "Izvestia in Ukraine" Dmytro Komarov will show the most sacred city of India, Varanasi. The city where every Hindu dreams of dying or burning their body. The city where people come to die and burn from all over the country and even from abroad. You will see unique footage from the funeral rites in Varanasi -- rare video that had to be filmed accompanied by armed guards. And Varanasi also has a very vibrant life, so the second episode is also dedicated to incredible Indian weddings -- rich, luxurious, alcohol-free and held exclusively at the bride's expense.
  3. 19 Jan 2012 E03

    India. Episode 3

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 3. Legal drugs and a mysterious ritual. The third episode of the Indian cycle of the program "The World Inside Out" on 1+1. In this installment, the special correspondent of "Izvestia in Ukraine" Dmytro Komarov continues the story about the most incredible city of India, Varanasi. This is a city where every Hindu dreams of dying or burning their body. The city where people come to die and burn from all over the country and even from abroad. Varanasi also has a very vibrant life -- weddings, holidays and carnivals. Today we will celebrate Maha Shivaratri -- a religious, crazy and grandiose holiday. We will meet a grandfather with record-long dreadlocks. We will see how Indians carry out mob justice against thieves. And then we will learn how to make a narcotic cocktail and even sell the potion right in the center of the city. And finally, we will visit a guru who gave up life in the civilized world and settled in a straw hut on the banks of the Ganges. A hermit monk named Ganesh will tell us about the harm of alcohol and the benefits of sex, and then perform a mysterious ritual that he will dedicate to Ukraine. The guru claims that after his sacred rites, life in our country will become better.
  4. 19 Jan 2012 E04

    India. Episode 4

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 4. The place where money is not needed. The fourth episode of the Indian cycle of the program "The World Inside Out" on 1+1. In this installment, the special correspondent of "Izvestia in Ukraine" Dmytro Komarov goes to the city of Amritsar, the capital of the Sikhs. Sikhism is a kind of mixture of Hinduism and Islam. From Hinduism the religion took, for example, belief in the wandering of the soul, and from Islam -- the rejection of idolatry and castes. "The World Inside Out" will visit the main city of the Sikhs, where one can live without money. In Amritsar there are free hotels, and a charitable kitchen feeds and waters hundreds of thousands of people 24 hours a day. And quite tasty, at that. A Sikh man has no right to shave a single hair on his body for his whole life, and must always carry a dagger with him. The host of "The World Inside Out" will partly transform into a Sikh too, and we will see how a seven-meter length of fabric turns into the famous headwear, the turban. And then we will meet a man whose turban is 300 meters of fabric, wound onto his head every day. And the record-holder has forty such turbans in his wardrobe, which means: the total length of his headwear is 12,000 meters of fabric. Dmytro Komarov will take on a dirty job and, together with the Indians, make up for the shortage of firewood -- he will learn to mold firewood from sacred cow dung. And finally he will show a show unique on the planet -- the daily celebration of the closing of the border between two not at all friendly states, India and Pakistan. How and why two countries that have been shooting at each other for decades gather thousands of people in the stands on both sides of the border every evening and close the gates to music and the shouts of the crowd. All this and much more -- in episode 4 of the program "The World Inside Out".
  5. 19 Jan 2012 E05

    India. Episode 5

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 5. Visiting the Dalai Lama. In the fifth episode of the program "The World Inside Out" - a journey to the foothills of the Himalayas, to the so-called Little Tibet, to the residence of the Dalai Lama himself. This is the city of Dharamsala -- an Indian corner with a Tibetan microclimate, where the Tibetan government in exile has been based since 1959. We will see the residence of His Holiness itself, and even attend one of the Dalai Lama's last lectures in his status as political leader of Tibet. And then we will set off to explore the surroundings of Dharamsala and find out just how unexpected the forms of women's work can take in India. For example, how, for a portion of cow feed, young women risk their lives every day by climbing 20-meter trees in the jungle. The host of "The World Inside Out" will, by tradition, experience this un-feminine labor for himself.
  6. 19 Jan 2012 E06

    India. Episode 6

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out" in the Himalayas. Episode No. 6. In the sixth episode, "The World Inside Out" once again sets off for Little Tibet and will explore the surroundings of the Dalai Lama's residence. A real Asian shock awaits us -- a street dentist whose office is a mat on the side of the road, whose instrument is an ordinary carpenter's file, and whose anesthesia is a glass of whiskey. How do mountain people live in villages where there are no roads? Host Dmitry Komarov will go there and master a very unusual little job -- he will learn how to properly shave buffalo. And then, together with the inhabitants of a high-mountain tribe, he will roast mustard according to Himalayan recipes. The culinary part of the program will not end there - a cook from Tibetan Lhasa will give Dmitry a master class on making the legendary momo, the Tibetan analogue of our dumplings, and will also share the recipe for one of Tibet's calling cards -- the most unusual tea in the world. With salt and butter. All this and much more - in the sixth episode of the program.
  7. 20 Jan 2012 E07

    India. Episode 7

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 7. The crazy festival of colors. In the seventh episode, "The World Inside Out" became a full participant in the brightest and craziest holiday on the planet - Holi.
  8. 20 Jan 2012 E08

    India. Episode 8

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 8. The rat temple and red caviar in the desert. In the eighth episode of the program "The World Inside Out", our travelers set off on an expedition across the Thar Desert. "The World Inside Out" sets off on an expedition across the Thar Desert. We will go to visit the desert tribes and treat the natives to our delicacy - red caviar. The reaction to this will be very unexpected indeed -- it turns out that for the people of the desert, caviar is not a luxury but a real gastronomic nightmare. We will ride on a sleeper bus with berths, in many ways reminiscent of a railway carriage. We will master a job that at first glance does not seem dangerous, but in reality you are literally walking above a inferno and risk falling into it at any moment. How bricks are fired in the middle of the desert at risk to life, and in what kind of kiln? About this - in a report from the desert brick factory. Well, and finally, we will see a terrifying place that has no analogues anywhere in the world -- the desert rat temple, where man worships tens of thousands of these animals, feeds them and cares for them. A paradise for rodents and a real shock for people with European views on life.
  9. 20 Jan 2012 E09

    India. Episode 9

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 9. Mumbai: red lights, the most expensive mansion in the world and the poorest slums. We set off to explore the largest, richest and most colorful city in India -- its business center, Mumbai, or, as it used to be called, Bombay. "The World Inside Out" will show old British Bombay with its luxurious colonial architecture and double-decker buses, modern Mumbai with skyscrapers and elite cars, the most expensive private 27-story mansion in the world at 1 billion dollars, and also another Mumbai and the most gigantic and impoverished slums in Asia, which are also located right here, in the city of millionaires and slums. We will find out how at any moment you can lift your mood by attending a laughter therapy session, or a daily festival of laughter. We will ride the famous Mumbai overground metro, learn how to extract salt right in the middle of the metropolis and risk heading to a very colorful street unlike the rest of the city, which since the days of the British colony has been called "Fuck land road". This is Bombay's red-light street, where the night butterflies will be not at all happy to see the film crew of "The World Inside Out". We will meet fellow countrymen who now live in Mumbai. A woman from Luhansk will show the apartment in a modern Mumbai high-rise where she now lives, and tell how she became a Bombay fakir. All this and much more -- in the ninth episode of the program, don't miss it!
  10. 20 Jan 2012 E10

    India. Episode 10

    45 min

    "The World Inside Out". Episode No. 10. Life after the Oscar. A unique story awaits us - we will meet the main characters of the film "Slumdog Millionaire" by British director Danny Boyle. 8 Oscars, 4 Golden Globes and almost 400 million dollars -- the film really did earn all of that. But its young main characters, although they became famous, remained poor. Life after the Oscar -- what is it like? "The World Inside Out" will talk with Azharuddin Mohammed, who played Salim, and who thanks to the film did finally get impoverished housing. And then we will visit the slums to see Rubina Ali, who played Latika in the famous film. And we will see that the little actress, a holder of a golden Oscar statuette, still lives practically on a garbage dump. How her slum life changed with the arrival of fame, Rubina will tell us herself. And also in this episode we will immerse ourselves in one of the most unusual professions of the city of millionaires and slums, Mumbai. The most gigantic hand washing machine in the world, or the men's laundry in Bombay. This place is often shown to tourists from above, from a bridge. But we will go further -- the host will experience for himself the subtleties of the foul-smelling profession of a laundry man. Don't miss it!
  11. 20 Jan 2012 E11

    India. Episode 11

    45 min

    "World Inside Out". Episode No. 11. Southern expedition. We begin the journey in the port city of Kachin. Here we will learn to fish using 15th-century technology with the help of so-called Chinese fishing structures, rather flimsy, assembled from old logs, with rocks hanging overhead. "World Inside Out" will dine in a virtual fish restaurant with quite real delicacies and funny prices. We'll visit an exhibition-sale of rare souvenirs, where tourists, instead of fridge magnets, are offered an ancient carriage or discarded temple gates. Together with Indian Christians we will celebrate Easter and visit the Indian Venice -- a giant network of picturesque canals in the jungle, where a boat replaces a moped, and cinnamon, nutmeg and coconuts grow in the garden. And in the evening -- a cultural program in an Indian theater, where we were entrusted with the role of an Indian king.
  12. 20 Jan 2012 E12

    India. Episode 12

    45 min

    "World Inside Out". Issue No. 12. A motorbike journey across India. A motorbike expedition across southern India awaits us, and we will reach the very edge of the Hindustan peninsula, the city of Kanyakumari, where Indian fishermen believe in Jesus rather than Shiva, and constantly chew areca palm fruits, which replace smoking and make their teeth red. This is pan -- a chew with an intoxicating effect, which we will learn to prepare and test on ourselves to see how it intoxicates. In addition, "World Inside Out" will stroll at an incredible and very risky festival, where people are lifted to a height of 10 meters on a giant catapult, which two hundred guys accelerate by hand. We will learn from Indian pyrotechnician businessmen, inventors of eternal festive firecrackers, in the production of which one can blow oneself up at any moment. But chemists call the risk justified, because the result is just too bright. We will see the few beaches of southern India and wonder why these paradise places still have neither hotels nor people. We will find out where to have a cheap and very exotic vacation on the ocean shore. We will get into a real Cambridge in a remote Indian village, and find out what teachers' salaries can and should be. But before our motorbike journey begins, we still need to get to the south of the country. We will do this on a colorful train, in which transvestites demand money, and if you don't give it -- they cast a curse.
  13. 20 Jan 2012 E13

    India. Episode 13

    45 min

    "World Inside Out". Issue No. 13. Toilet museum, kama sutra and a cafe in a cemetery Today the program has in store for us a very colorful Indian hodgepodge, a real kaleidoscope of travels across this country. First, "World Inside Out" will study the Kama Sutra, the ancient Indian science of love. Then we will stop by the capital of India, the city of Delhi, where a cultural program awaits us -- an international toilet museum. We will see how kings relieved themselves without getting up from the throne, and avid card players -- without being distracted from the game. Next we will go to visit our compatriots, to a Ukrainian-Indian family. Businessman Sharad and his wife Alla, a Crimean woman, will tell how they met in Ukraine and moved to Hindustan. From the capital we will move to the hot metropolis of Mumbai and master the exotic profession of dabbawalas, who, seated on bicycles, feed millions of office workers with home-cooked food. And finally, in the city of Ahmedabad a real exclusive awaits us: the only cafe on the planet in a cemetery, where the tables are located between tombstones. Don't miss it!
  14. 20 Jan 2012 E14

    India. Episode 14

    45 min

    "World Inside Out" with Dmytro Komarov. India. Legendary Goa. Issue No. 14. Anniversary -- a year on air! The program "World Inside Out" by the special correspondent of "Izvestia in Ukraine" Dmytro Komarov has turned one year old. In the new episode we set off for the most touristy place in India -- the legendary state of Goa. But we will see not beaches and hotels at all, but the real life of the place that is commonly called paradise. How is moonshine made from the cashew nut fruit? Night fishing in the open ocean on a small wooden boat. This profession, following the tradition of the program "World Inside Out", we will test on ourselves. Recipes for preparing native Ukrainian salo from non-native Indian pigs: it is very important for the cook to know the trick without which there will be no salo. And of course, the life of Ukrainians in Goa.
  15. 20 Jan 2012 E15

    India. Episode 15

    45 min

    "World Inside Out". Issue No. 15. Life like royalty. The travels of the "World Inside Out" team across incredible India continue. This time we will see what this country is usually not associated with -- wealth. "World Inside Out" will visit the luxurious palaces of maharajas that have become hotels. A visit to a real ruby king from the city of Jaipur, who has the largest reserves of precious stones in the city. We will see how simple and open Indian people's deputies are by visiting one of them at home. And we will also get acquainted with royal medicine -- Ayurveda.
  16. 20 Jan 2012 E16

    India. Episode 16

    45 min

    "World Inside Out". Issue No. 16. The flip side of the Taj Mahal. Today's episode features India's calling card, the famous Taj Mahal. By tradition, we will learn the flip side of the landmark -- why people smear each other with dung and why they dream of blowing up the architectural monument. A compatriot from Odesa will show "World Inside Out" how well-off people live in Agra. I will appear in an Indian commercial with "Miss Agra". We will show the cheapest car in the world (with a warranty and new it costs 2-2.5 thousand dollars).