David Alexander goes deep into the heart of Iran to help us understand this diverse and fascinating nation.

Look around your house. I bet half your stuff says: Made in China. And most of that would have been shipped from one place – Shanghai. Within 20 years, China will become the world’s No1 economic superpower. And when it does, Shanghai will lead the way as the biggest, mightiest, richest city on Earth.

“Frequent Flyer” is a 20-minute documentary about frequent flyer miles, the people who collect them, and the world of airports and airplanes that they inhabit. Fittingly, I traveled around 35,000 miles in the making of it, from Osaka, Japan to Punta del Este, Uruguay.

The second in a series of 3 ski-travel episodes (Ep1: Kashmir – A Skier’s Journey / Ep3: Freshfield Icefield – A Skier’s Journey), skiers Chad Sayers and Tobin Seagel continue their worldly winter journey arriving in La Grave, France – home to the Téléphérique La Grave-La Meije, a quirky yet stalwart cable car that transports skiers to 3200m, high in the Southern French Alps.

When white women flock to Jamaica for a little fun in the sun, the R&R they’re often looking for is not “Rest and Relaxation” but to “Rent a Rasta” according to director J. Michael Seyfert. His eye-opening expose’ of the same name sheds light on a barely acknowledged form of sex tourism, namely, white women who visit the Caribbean Islands to get their groove back with the help of black locals. This documentary claims that, each year, as many as 80,000 females from a variety of relatively-wealthy Western nations descend on Jamaica alone.

Anthony heads to Chile to taste it’s natural diversity within their cuisine of beef, pork,seafood, fruit and vegetables. Whilst there he heads to Santiago, a small town in the Corrico Valley, Patagonia, and other destinations along the Chilean coast.

Hajj is the worlds largest annual pilgrimage that takes place in Mecca, Saudi Arabia. Last year VICE Founder Suroosh Alvi went with his family and shot footage with an old Handicam. His intention was never to make a VBS doc out of it, but lo and behold here it is shaky camerawork and all. November 27, 2009 is the Eid celebration for the Muslim world and also marks the end of this years Hajj.  

In Mission 3 of of ALL THE WRONG PLACES from VICE + MINI our Co-Pilot and host Krishna travel to Peru on a mission to find the infamous, centuries old scissor dancers: local men who stab rods into their tongues,

Cavers’ headlamps light up the towering walls of Vietnam’s Son Doong cave, the largest single cave passage yet found. First explored earlier this year by a joint British-Vietnamese team, the cave measures at least 262-by-262 feet (80-by-80 meters) in most places and is at least 2.8 miles (4.5 kilometers) long.

3 guys, 44 days, 11 countries, 18 flights, 38 thousand miles, an exploding volcano, 2 cameras and almost a terabyte of footage… all to turn 3 ambitious linear concepts based on movement, learning and food ….into 3 beautiful and hopefully