Episode 10
7 min
And you, how do you see yourself in 10 years?
What guides today's teenagers and what are their dreams for their future lives? Amir, Mathys, Alfred, Alice, Vania, Eloïse, Camille, Léa, Ineza, Sarah and Ioni talk about how their vision of the future.
Episode 9
7 min
What role for the young in the battle against climate change?
How do teenagers see the climate emergency that is already affecting the planet? Whilst some remain serene, it's a situation that sends others into a panic. What do Diego, Benie, Maya, Stéphane, Alice, Vania, Eloïse, Camille and Léa think about it?
Episode 8
8 min
Parents: tyrants or confidents?
How do teenagers see their relationship with their parents and what sort of family do they dream of having, or creating themselves? Elena, Giorgina, Dave, Ryan, Amir, Mathys and Alfred reply.
Episode 7
8 min
What does saying you believe mean, when you're a teenager?
What place for religion in a friendship or romantic relationship? The teenagers recount their relationship with their faith in their everyday lives. With Sarah, Ioni, Ineza, Morgana and Elikiah.
Episode 6
7 min
Do you need to be rich to be happy?
How do today's youngsters see money? Does it really make you happy? How rich is "rich"? Ayoub, Aymen, Amir, Mathys, Alfred, Elena, Giorgina, Morgana and Elikiah have their own opinions on the value of money.
To better understand Generation Z! A series dedicated to sharing the opinions, anecdotes and experiences of teenagers who've each lived a very different life, stories that are both authentic and representative.
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As carnival fever seizes Switzerland, discover the unbridled energy and creativity of these events. From Monthey and Bassecourt, archives, testimonials and different viewpoints regarding these rituals help to decipher the meaning behind them and highlight their specificities, such as the Tschäggätta, terrifying creatures that roam the Lötschental valley.
An unmissable tradition: each first Saturday in December, the people of Fribourg gather in the centre of the old town to celebrate Saint Nicholas Day. Coverage of the parade, plus guests, archive footage and reports to experience all the festivity of the event along with its historical and cultural dimensions.
During the night of 11 to 12 December 1602, the troops of Charles Emmanuel 1, Duke of Savoie, failed in their attempt to take Geneva by climbing the city's walls. Europe's greatest historical parade has just concluded the annual Escalade festival, each year the event celebrates the Genevans' victory.
At the end of their secondary education, Eva, Laetitia, Simon and Ludmila take a sabbatical year. On the threshold of adulthood, they are faced with new issues: loneliness of travelling, first apartment, delusion about their vocation, etc. The director, Julie, also a teenager, follows them for a year.
