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Asylum in Transylvania - Part 1 of 3

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Halloween special. VBS correspondent Chrissy Barnes and crew make their way into Draculaland via one of the creepiest and most dangerous mountain highways in the world. Their destination is a hospital for the criminally insane in Transylvania.

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Asylum in Transylvania - Part 3 of 3
In the final part of this Halloween trip to a Transylvania hospital for the criminally insane we hear more from some of the hospital's residents. As the men speak calmly and politely, the details of their grisly crimes emerge. Chrissy Barnes reflects on what she has heard, and on the workings of this unnerving institution.

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Asylum in Transylvania - Part 2 of 3
Halloween special. In Part 2 VBS correspondent Chrissy Barnes arrives safely in Transylvania, having been granted access to a hospital for the criminally insane. She meets some of the hospital's residents, who begin to tell the stories of the crimes that have led to their admission.

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Ice Hotel
Made entirely out of ice, it is located in the village of Jukkasjarvi, 200 km north of the Arctic Circle. The unspoiled nature that surrounds the Ice Hotel creates magnificent impression of a palace. The River Torn flows through this unique wilderness, covered with a meter thick ice layer. It is the best source of clear ice for the art and design that originates here. The Ice Hotel itself spans over some 4,000 square meters. In this video guide you will see the following tourist attractions: Stay in Ice Hotel, Absolut Icebar, Dog sledge, Snowmobile ride, Reindeer sledge, Ice Fishing, Ice sculpting, and Saab ice-driving school.

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The beaches of Efate in tropical Vanutau
Above the water are some of the most amazing beaches in the sth pacific and below the water Vanuatu has some of the most incredible diving spots in the world...

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Epicly Later'd – Andrew Reynolds
Pro skater Andrew Reynolds walks us through the steps to overcoming his obsessive-compulsive disorder.

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L'art brut
Until recently, "outsider art" - the creative output of the handicapped, psychotics or the criminally insane was a secret form of art. But that's all changing. "We want them to develop their personalities and abilities. Art is a therapy", explains instructor Klaud Mecherlein. L'art Brut or 'Outsider Art' is art entirely free from formal artistic rules. It challenges both how we tend to view such "outsiders" in our communities and our expectations of what art should be about.

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Vice Guide To Travel: The World According to Jesco...
Mountain dancer Jesco White airs his opinions on a range of Vice-covered subjects including dinosaurs in the Congo, Nazis in Paraguay, mutant animals in Chernobyl and overcrowding in Rio.

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Depression Diary
Depression Diary is a short drama highlighting symptoms, attitudes and emotions of manic depression. The film focuses around an unnamed teenage girl, a familiar stranger if you will, recounting her journey through depression whilst at school, be it in an abstract, analogous way. Most of her time is spent alone in her bedroom, her world and mind getting smaller around her each day though the big world wrapped around continues to spin regardless of this beings presence. The film suggests that perhaps through reflection and increased awareness, one can become closer to overcoming this prevalent, debilitating mental state.
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Messing With Heads
Think smoking pot is a harmless pastime? Think again. According to the latest scientific research, it can cause psychosis, schizophrenia, depression and anxiety disorders. And worryingly, teenagers - the people who indulge most are those most at risk. In this eye opening documentary, young users now being treated for psychosis speak candidly about their experiences.

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The Stockholm Solution
Is a century of psychoanalysis completely wrong? Ever since Freud, eating disorders have been considered psychiatric ailments. A revolutionary theory has turned this on its head. A Stockholm clinic is asserting that diseases such as anorexia nervosa and bulimia are not psychiatric illnesses at all, which means they require radically different treatment. In defiance of conventional medicine, the clinic offers what may well be the World's first ever cure. "This is on a par with the invention of penicillin".

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