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What makes people happy? Marc-André Carignan is in the heart of a city or region of the world and asks the question of some of those who embody the culture of their nation.
What makes people happy? Marc-André Carignan is in the heart of a city or region of the world and asks the question of some of those who embody the culture of their nation.
Marc-André heads to the Nicoya Peninsula, one of the regions of the world with the highest concentration of happy healthy centenarians. Between yoga sessions and surf lessons, he discovers how, in Costa Rica, they keep body and spirit in perfect harmony.
Accompanied by Philippe Tzou, a Francophile from Taipei, Marc-André discovers the feeling of freedom that reigns in the city. He tries to understand how, in this modern metropolis, as vibrantly alive at night as it is during the day, the Taiwanese cultivate their spiritual well-being.
Marc-André discovers Melbourne, one of Australia's most densely-populated cities, and explores urban policy with a researcher from Smart City. He also tests a mindfulness app that helps children cultivate their well-being, and meets people with reduced mobility.
Marc-André discovers the duality between modern architecture and the historical district of Panama, a Unesco-listed a world heritage site. He also takes part in the carnival festivities, discovers the impact the canal has on citizens' well-being and comes to understand what makes senior citizens so happy.
An immersive visit to Portland, Oregon. Since the 1970s, the city has been championing progressive and avant-garde ideas. Marc-André meets the founder of Growing Gardens, takes a look at community farming and social initiatives, and meets a pastor, the happy owner of a non-profit bar.
It's one of North America's most cosmopolitan cities, and also the most densely populated: Vancouver. Marc-André meets the economist John F. Helliwell, joint author of the "World Happiness Report". He visits Happy City, a company that wants to make Vancouver more welcoming.
Marc-André continues his quest in Copenhagen. He visits a children's day centre and joins in an empathy lesson at a primary school. He also discovers the beauty of design, through the architecture of the Playhouse and of Copenhill.
Marc-André heads off to explore Amsterdam. Here, senior citizens are cared for and time is taken to develop the independence of teenagers, apparently the happiest in the world. Bikes aren't just a way of getting around, but a way of life firmly rooted in the everyday lives of the Dutch.
A winter that lasts for two hundred days, only two months of sunshine and yet: Finland is in first place as one of the happiest countries in the world. Marc-André visits Helsinki to understand "sisu", the strength of character, connection with nature and minimalist lifestyle unique to the Finnish people.
What makes people happy? Marc-André Carignan is in the heart of a city or region of the world and asks the question of some of those who embody the culture of their nation.
Réalisation :Félix Trépanier
Sous-titres :
Français
Espagnol
Roumain
Anglais
Allemand
Arabe
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