Alma, petrified, does not know how to react when her son, age 8, wants to dress as a fairy and go to school. She asks advice from her neighbor, and eventually the entire building debates his right to behave cross-gender.

以各种益智、手工、玩具、亲子游戏为载体，构建丰富多样的玩具小故事，寓教于乐，帮助孩子在游戏中认知世界，学会各种基本社交礼仪，满足各年龄段儿童的探索欲望，用心引导孩子对世界的好奇心。

24小时，发生在现代都市中的五段微妙疏离的故事，经过叶念琛导演的完美诠释，带给我们意想不到的惊喜，你是否也对不同的都市缘分与际遇“好奇不灭”？张歆艺、马志威、庄思敏、布伟杰、梁祖尧、何浩文、盛朗熙、Baby John、连诗雅、庄东昕、钟希汶、J Arie

A cross-cultural story of one man's journey toward identity, AMERICAN CURIOUS goes across the border with David Green, an adopted man who learns that the birth mother he never knew has just died and left him her restaurant - and that she was Mexican.

2012年8月5日，美国国家航空航天局（NASA）的火星探测器“好奇号”完成了人类太空旅行史上最完美的着陆。为记录第五次火星探测器发射任务，制作了这部影片。本节目将带领观众了解火星探测器从准备到降落的全过程，以及它在火星上获得的惊人发现。影片将独家深入NASA的研究与发展工作，采用“好奇号”捕捉的大量视频和图像资料。同时，还将探索虚拟现实（VR）和增强现实（AR）等新技术如何发挥前所未有的作用。问题依然存在：火星是否适合生命生存？对人类来说火星足够安全吗？

“他是免费的。他是所有的眼睛和耳朵。他是所有奇迹和质疑。他是9岁的克莱门特。” 他会成为什么呢？他会怎么做？我们怎样才能找到幸福吗？他想知道，他想了解。于是，他暗中刺探人们。随着相机在手，他的眼睛睁得大大的，他滑倒通过小，省城的大街小巷，他住在后，“长大了的人”，他们学习。他很好奇，克莱门特，侦探试图找到幸福的秘密。 什么冒险在街角等待着他？谁拥有了他的问题的回应？杜波依斯先生，卖书人喜欢王尔德？圣母院布莱亲吻他亲切吗？谁闭门同行和警察局长知道所有有关人民的生活吗？礼宾服务，镇的八卦扩音？桑德拉，手表存在的配镜通过她通过她的商店橱窗？阿斯特丽德，他与女友美丽的面孔？或妈妈的呼喊每天晚上，当他的父亲离开呢？谁可以回答他的问题吗？他不知道。 他会找到一个答案，而不是一个他期待，在这个过程中成长，年纪大一点的... By Google Translate

布巴是个永远睁着圆眼睛的小家伙，心里装满了“为什么”和“如果呢”。他不会说完整的句子，却能用各种有趣的声音把快乐、惊讶和疑惑都喊出来。每一样普通的东西在他眼里都像藏着秘密，每一次笨手笨脚的尝试都变成一场滑稽的小演出。他没有坏脾气，只有用不完的笑声和问号。跟着布巴晃晃悠悠的脚步，你会发现，最平淡的日常里也藏着闪闪发光的奇妙。

作为家中最小的儿子，罗伦特（贝努阿·费雷 Benoît Ferreux 饰）理所应当的享受着更多的照顾和关怀。罗伦特的母亲克拉拉（蕾雅·马萨利 Lea Massari 饰）是一个思想和作风都颇为开放的意大利人，这给罗伦特的成长史打上了不可磨灭的印记。罗伦特就读于一所校风极其严谨的天主教学校，在压抑和束缚之中，十五岁的罗伦特开始对“性”产生了兴趣。 由于心脏发生了病变，罗伦特被克拉拉带到了一处温泉旅馆疗养，在那里，他认识了黛芬尼（Corinne Kersten 饰）和海伦（Jacqueline Chauvaud 饰），让罗伦特惊讶的是，他发现他的母亲竟然和与自己差不多大的男孩子调情。克拉拉被情人抛弃，伤心的她喝得酩酊大醉，在照顾醉酒的母亲的同时，罗伦特终于忍不住踏过了那条伦理道德的界线。

Part 1: Did God Create the Universe Stephen Hawking unfolds his personal, compelling vision of the biggest question of all – who or what created the universe in which we live? In this programme, physics and cosmology become tools to answer questions that philosophers have struggled with for thousands of years. Stephen Hawking unfolds his personal, compelling vision of the biggest question of all: Who or what created the universe in which we live? The groundbreaking series Into the Universe with Stephen Hawking combined cutting-edge CG with Hawking's witty, distinctive and incisive worldview. Now, we take the journey a step further, as physics and cosmology become tools to answer questions that philosophers have struggled with for thousands of years. Part 2: Alien Invasion are We Ready We've read the books, we've seen the movies. War of the Worlds, V, Independence Day. But they're all fiction, right? Well, probably not. New science is suggesting that aliens may be very real, and that they may not be as cuddly as E.T. Host Michelle Rodriguez (Avatar, Battle: LA) brings together top scientists and military strategists to dramatize what would happen if and when aliens attack. Part 3: Why is Sex Fun Orgasm - one of the most intense pleasures we can experience. But what are orgasms actually for? In men, the answer's simple - reproduction. But women don't need an orgasm to get pregnant. So why have them? With cutting edge science and research, Maggie Gyllenhaal hosts this revealing investigation into the mystery of the orgasm. Part 4: What Sank Titanic It has been almost 100 years since the sinking of the Titanic. We think we know the story, but how much do we actually know about what went wrong? In the aftermath of the disaster, a full trial was conducted. This Curiosity Volume 1 DVD gives us a unique take with harrowing first person testimony from those who survived. This special will take those highly emotive human stories and for the first time use them as pieces of an enormous detective story. We will forensically piece together the precise mechanics of what went wrong and answer this question: How was the greatest piece of structural engineering in human history defeated by one of the simplest elements on the planet - water? Part 5: Whats Beneath America Everything which has made America bountiful and powerful is a product of forces which date back billions of years. How have earth's ancient forces made America what it is today? How did they create the gold that set California on a course to become the richest state in the Union, and how did vast sheets of ice enable Kansas to produce enough wheat to give six loaves of bread a year to every single person on earth? Using an array of dazzling visual effects, we connect past and present, showing how ancient geology has shaped modern America and its people. Part 6: How Will the World End The Mayans tell us it will happen next year, on 21st December to be precise. And terrible recent events from Indonesia through Haiti to Japan seem, to some, evidence of impending global doom. But just how likely is a global apocalypse – from a scientific point of view? When will it happen, if at all? Where? And how? Samuel L. Jackson hosts this CGI spectacular which examines the most likely ways the world might end, and uses the latest geological, seismic and telescopic devices to put a number on the likelihood of their occurrence, the timeframe within which they’ll take place, and even the potential casualties. It’s almost certainly not going to happen in our lifetimes, nor in that of any of our children or grandchildren… Part 7: I Caveman Back to the Stone Age Were we better off as cavemen? Morgan Spurlock ("Super Size Me") joins nine ordinary men and women in an attempt to survive in the wild using only stone-age technology. Cold, dehydration, and hunger threaten to derail the experiment from the The last ten thousand years have seen change on a scale previously unimaginable. From the first settlements around Ur and Catal Huyuk through the latest innovations in medicine, technology, travel and connectivity, we live in a world that would be utterly unrecognizable to our early ancestors. But alongside all this technological change, how much have we, as humans changed? Our bodies? Our minds? In this extraordinary social experiment, ten modern humans travel back in time to live like our earliest ancestors. Part 8: I Caveman the Great Hunt Eating only what they hunt and gather, wearing only what they tan and weave. With only a cave for shelter and only each other for company, they will use nothing but paleolitic techniques and technology as they attempt to survive for a month. Will they rise to the challenge of caveman living, or race back to their centrally heated, super-connected lives? Welcome to the ultimate exploration of human evolution and technological advancement. Will they rise to the challenge of caveman living, or race back to their centrally heated, super-connected lives? Welcome to the ultimate exploration of human evolution and technological advancement. Part 9: Can You Live Forever Will we one day be able to live forever? If so, when? In 2011, Adam Savage was 43. Now it is the year 2967 and he is 1000 years old. He looks back on his long life revealing how medical science in the 21st century transformed his body, creating a supercharged cyber-human, allowing him to love forever. Along the way, we’ll learn about transhumanism, brain downloads, self-regenerating organs, and full body transplants – all in the name of becoming the world’s first 1000 year-old man.looks back on his long life revealing how medical science in the 21st century transformed his body, creating a supercharged cyber-human, allowing him to love forever. Along the way, we’ll learn about transhumanism, brain downloads, self-regenerating organs, and full body transplants – all in the name of becoming the world’s first 1000 year-old man.

This is an animated film about human curiosity, a disease for which no cure has yet been found. Director Borivoj (Bordo) Dovnikovic was known for combining humor with an acute understanding of human psychology. This is a film about human curiosity - an affliction for which no cure has ever been found. 1967 Special Diploma, Belgrade 1967 Special Certificate, Cracow 1967 First Prize for Animated Film, Leipzig