The World in Images
Overview:
Telling the story of an image: From its creation to its impact on our vision of the world, how can we explain its power? The World in Images offers an interpretation that asks us to look beyond the first glance.
Palantir: the marketing of cyberwar
Season 5 · Episode 1
Chongqing: The World's Biggest City
Season 5 · Episode 2
Racism in AI: Beware of the gorillas!
Season 5 · Episode 3
Trump’s 'Fecal' Video: When PR Hits a New Low
Season 5 · Episode 4
The Fake Real Mine Tragedy in the Democratic Republic of Congo
Season 5 · Episode 5
The legendary wave of Nazaré
Season 5 · Episode 6
Russia: Factory of Fake News
Season 5 · Episode 7
When forgotten peoples disrupt the COPs
Season 5 · Episode 8
Cryptocurrencies conquer the advertising market
Season 5 · Episode 9
When AI Rewrites the Holocaust
Season 5 · Episode 10
Beneath the Uniform: Bodycams as a Security Measure?
Season 5 · Episode 11
How NATO Demonstrates Strength
Season 5 · Episode 12
Maduro Captured
Season 5 · Episode 13
Deepfakes: Viktor Orbán's Electoral Weapon
Season 5 · Episode 14
Fire and Ice: Skiing on a molten Mount Etna?
Season 5 · Episode 15
Hong Kong: The Towering Inferno
Season 5 · Episode 16
Close-up photos of Trump's inner circle spark controversy
Season 5 · Episode 17
Russian Drone: Returned to Sender
Season 5 · Episode 18
The Great Modi Show
Season 5 · Episode 19
Film star Timothée Chalamet at the peak of PR
Season 5 · Episode 20
China: Becoming an Influencer to Save the Shop
Season 5 · Episode 21
Ukraine: The Face of War
Season 5 · Episode 22
Donald Trump sells (not just) watches
Season 5 · Episode 23
A Showcase of Power: Egypt's New Museum
Season 5 · Episode 24
Who's afraid of an information label?
Season 5 · Episode 25
The Death of Renée Good: Images Lack Evidentiary Value
Season 5 · Episode 26
Poland: AI in the service of Eurosceptics
Season 5 · Episode 27
Enlist! - Army with new recruitment strategies
Season 5 · Episode 28
Sexy Priests – Followers Guaranteed?
Season 5 · Episode 29
AI brings Robin Williams back to life
Season 5 · Episode 30
ICE: The Codes of Brute Force
Season 5 · Episode 31
It's so green!
Season 5 · Episode 32
President Macron's Black Mirrored Sunglasses
Season 5 · Episode 33
British Far-Right in "Reporter" Mode
Season 5 · Episode 34
How China is trying to intimidate Taiwan
Season 5 · Episode 35
Science Washing: A Clean Slate Through Science?
Season 5 · Episode 36
A photographer's quick thinking
Season 5 · Episode 37
Japan and Mount Fuji: A Visually Powerful Warning
Season 5 · Episode 38
Barbie with Autism – Marketing or Inclusion?
Season 5 · Episode 39
Destination Moon: China is fine-tuning its launch
Season 5 · Episode 40
The Swag of Dictators
Season 5 · Episode 41
Robot Dogs – A Biting Allegory
Season 5 · Episode 42
United24: Ukraine's PR Agency
Season 5 · Episode 43
Kate Middleton: A Trip to the Countryside
Season 5 · Episode 44
Hyena in the Moonlight: The Secrets of Wildlife Photography
Season 5 · Episode 45
Have babies! China changes its position
Season 5 · Episode 46
Roblox: Video Games as a Form of Protest
Season 5 · Episode 47
Sweden: Moose as TV Stars
Season 5 · Episode 48
The Subtle Codes of Nuclear Deterrence
Season 5 · Episode 49
German Carnival: Jesters' heads must roll
Season 5 · Episode 50
Iran: Trump and the War, Hollywood Style
Season 5 · Episode 51
"MAGA Symphony": Donald Trump as Orchestra Conductor
Season 5 · Episode 52
Why Iran is reenacting the war with Lego
Season 5 · Episode 53
Relooted: Gamers Plunder Colonial Looted Art
Season 5 · Episode 54
Episode 55
Season 5 · Episode 55
Episode 56
Season 5 · Episode 56
Episode 57
Season 5 · Episode 57
When Filmmakers Turn to Advertising
Season 5 · Episode 58
Cheburashka: The Stuffed Toy Dividing Russian Society
Season 5 · Episode 59
Has the Magic Vanished from Marine Zoos?
Season 5 · Episode 60
A missile planted in the landscape
Season 5 · Episode 61
True Crime: Amateur Detectives on the Hunt for Clicks
Season 5 · Episode 62
Nepal: A former rapper as prime minister
Season 5 · Episode 63
Sports mascots - a powerful communication tool
Season 5 · Episode 64
The Nutella jar and the ad that fell from the sky
Season 5 · Episode 65
Israeli Propaganda in New York's Times Square
Season 5 · Episode 66
When FIFA designs a tactic for Gaza
Season 5 · Episode 67
Sumo wrestlers, heavyweights of diplomacy
Season 5 · Episode 68
Favela tourism: Can poverty become a vacation video?
Season 5 · Episode 69
Iran: Political Messages on Public Walls
Season 5 · Episode 70
India: Tamil Cinema as a Pathway to Politics
Season 5 · Episode 71
Friend: The AI Necklace Facing Public Backlash
Season 5 · Episode 72
Trump’s Vision for a Triumph Arch
Season 5 · Episode 73
Israel-Palestine: Images at the heart of a war of narratives
Season 5 · Episode 74
The Battle for the Rainbow Flag
Season 5 · Episode 75
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