“…The special rhythm of the footage of a porter of luggage for the tourist expeditions in the great mountains of Peru is accompanied by the director's own fictitious commentary. …”

“…Just before the beginning of WWII, in the mountainous region of Serbia, a group of pupils, dissatisfied with their strict village teachers decide to turn into “hajduks” – the name by which autonomous outlaws from the Turkish times were known – and live in the woods. …”

“…The opening of an orthodox temple within the building of the Research Institute of clinical psychiatry; research on the work of cerebrum; cultivation of lettuce in Japan; discovery of a new gold deposit in the Ural Mountains; archeological discoveries in Astrakhan; Cossack museum in Stavropol region; schools of self-defense. …”

“…After being tested for several months, they can move freely within the 38,000 hectares of jungle, mountains and wild prison coastline and bring their families to live with them. …”

“…Unaccustomed to nature, long walks and independent life, harassed by the dictatorial teacher, his spirits sink and Zoran gets lost in the mountains. The ironical political and life situations he witnesses during the trip make Zoran disappointed in Jasna, the march-leaders, and, finally in Tito himself. …”

“…During the bitterly cold winter of 1942, the First Partisan Proletarian Brigade is surrounded by strong enemy forces on the Romanija Mountain in Bosnia. Faced with no other option, partisan headquarters decide to make a dangerous move – they will march through the night across Mount Igman near Sarajevo, until they reach the town of Foča which is under their control. …”

“…This film drama opens with a portrayal of the way of life in the remote Montenegrin mountain village, almost untouched by modern civilization. …”

“…He has been living in France for the past year, in the mountains, in the attic of Micha and Yvonne's guesthouse. …”

“…Filmed on bustling city streets and in remote mountain villages, in trains and markets, guerrilla resistance compounds in the landmine infested Burmese jungle, refugee camps on the Thai border, Buddhist temples, schools and kick boxing tournaments, the film offers intimate and unique observations of life in Burma under the shadow of the military dictatorship that controls it. …”

“…The resulting documentary When the Mountains Tremble centered on guerrillas — including student protestors and indigenous Mayan people — fighting the country’s repressive military government at the time when the outcome of the conflict was uncertain. …”

“…Depending on the emergency/disaster site, emergency workers need specialisation for instance in water rescue, mountain rescue or rescue from heights. Current environmental, economic, and political developments and trend data all suggest an increase in the severity and frequency of disasters in the future. …”

“…Behind Cape Town's Table Mountain, over 100 street gangs fight bloody turf wars for control of protection rackets, prostitution and drugs. …”

“…When a mysterious incident in the fabled Macedonian mountains blows out of proportion, it threatens to start a civil war, and brings together a silent young monk, a London picture editor, and a disillusioned war photographer in a tragic tale of fated lovers. …”

“…He's stunned by the pace of the city and awed by the mountainous buildings. His cousin is too preoccupied with the strike he's leading to be of any help to the lad, and the man's wife (Vera Baranovskaya) suggests he should return whence he came. …”

“…Set in an isolated mountain village above the Adriatic at the end of the 19th century, the film brilliantly portrays strange gender relations emerging as a result of the extreme patriarchal culture. …”

“…Cooper and Schoedsack almost froze when they filmed the breathtaking, almost unbelievable, sight of an endless river of men, women and children--their feet bare or wrapped in rags — winding up the side of the sheer, snow-covered rock face of the 15,000-foot-high Zardeh Kuh mountain. Although many documentary historians consider "Grass" second only to "Nanook of the North," few people have actually ever seen this legendary film. …”

“…It took a devastating mercury spill by the world’s richest gold mining corporation to transform a quiet peasant village in Peru’s Andean mountains into a hotbed of civil resistance. Illustrated by archive footage from government stations, reports of visits to the village by politicians and secret recordings of meetings between the head of the secret service and a judge, we see how the village is sacrificed to American business interests. …”

“…The videos, hundreds of them, are hidden by the women, buried under floorboards, stashed in the backs of closets and in hollowed out walls, and smuggled out of the country by Gashaeva and others in nondescript shopping bags as often as they can get them out. In addition to the mountains of dusty tapes, Gashaeva and her partners have built a database of information linking and cross-referencing facts about Chechens who have disappeared at the hands of the state police – a painstaking record which they hope will someday be used as a reckoning, and perhaps as a link to find out what happened to the missing. …”

“…Personal relationships and feelings; people, who once parted or lost each other from the sight and have not met for a long time, meet each other again; excursion in the Crimean Mountains; conversation with a homeless man. Featured in the program: Zhirinovskii, Vladimir Vol'fovich (Politician) Contributors: Zavarzin, Ruslan (Director); Komissarov, Valerii (Anchor) Взаимоотношения и чувствах людей; встречи людей, которые когда-то расстались, потеряли друг друга из виду и давно не виделись; экскурсия в Крымских горах; разговор с мужчиной без определенного места жительства. …”

“…We see them replacing a light bulb together, receiving friends, working on a theater piece, reading a book, and gliding on a sleigh down a mountain. These everyday scenes are accompanied by a poetic voice-over by Young-Chan, in which he reflects on his existence without sight and hearing. …”