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Nepal – Life as it is

Nepal: A Land of Beauty, Culture, and Diversity

DOCUMENTAIRE NEPAL : “Splendeurs et tremblements (sur les chemins de l’Everest)”

 
30 sep 2016
 
Le 25 avril et le 12 mai 2015, deux séismes majeurs ravagent le centre du Népal, causant la mort de 9000 personnes et le déplacement de 500.000 autres. Six mois plus tard, la presse internationale présente un pays détruit, anéanti sous les ruines, et les chancelleries occidentales en déconseillent toujours formellement la visite. Logiquement, on ne doit donc pas s’attendre à rencontrer foule de touristes, lorsqu’on débarque à Katmandou. Mais, plus étonnamment, à l’opposé des titres de presse, la ville se tient debout, bruyante, colorée et dynamique, comme si rien ne s’était passé. Les séquelles des séismes ne sautent pas vraiment aux yeux ! Mais Katmandou ne reflète sans doute pas la réalité du Népal, six mois après les secousses. C’est en rejoignant notamment Jiri, point de départ du sentier historique de l’Everest et, par ailleurs, au cœur de la zone épicentrale du 12 mai, que l’on prend peu à peu toute la mesure de la catastrophe… Comment les populations sinistrées font-elles face ? Qu’en est-il de l’industrie du trekking et de ses retombées (portage, hôtellerie, restauration) ? Le Népal est-il vraiment «toujours sous les ruines» ? Au cours des 120 km du Tenzing Hillary Trek, de Jiri au camp de base de l’Everest en passant par Lukla, Namche Bazar, Dingboche et le Kongma La, de 1200 à 5600 m d’altitude, ce documentaire vous emmène sur les sentiers du Népal, à la rencontre d’un peuple qui a su s’accommoder des menaces de la Terre tout en tirant profit de ses splendeurs !

1 Most Dangerous Ways To School | NEPAL | Free Documentary

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6 sep. 2015

Those who attend school in the mountain village of Kumpur, walk across the mountains of the highest situated country on earth. Nearly half of Nepals lies more than 4 000 Meters above sea level. Today it`´s normal that the kids go to school in the valley, but just 50 years ago the village was completely self sufficient. Only if there was a lack of salt would someone twice a year hard off to refill the stock. Today the children go to the city almost on a daily basis and are immediately forced to cross the dangerous river. A village in distress is left behind. The village community Kumpur is spread across 18 farms on the Dhap Mountain. Their families live in a very remote area.
 
These families have lived on their land now for thousands of years herding their life-sustaining cattle without electricity, running water or contact to the outside world. Although they constantly ask themselves if the promise of an education justifies the danger of the path involved, they send their children day after day to school.

2 Poor Nepal

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26 nov. 2014

Nepal is along the highest part of the Himalayas. This country is poor, but the richer spectacular landscapes and cultural treasures, and the people are always smiling. Nepal is heart of Asia.

 

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3 FAO in Nepal – Documentary version part 1/2

7 mrt. 2011

Nepal, with a population of 29 million people, is the poorest country in South Asia and ranks as the twelfth poorest country in the world. Malnutrition levels are alarming and the majority of the citizens have to depend on agriculture for their survival. In response to the poverty, the global food price crisis and the lack of agricultural investment, the European Union established the European Union Food Facility programme (EUFF). Under this programme, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), has overall objectives to prevent immediate hunger, boost agriculture and improve food security. 
In Nepal, around 106000 extremely vulnerable households are supported in ten districts.
Produced by FAO Nepal. Directed by Arnaud Le Borgne. 
Edited by Pikto Diffusion. 
Graphism : Espace Studio

4 Kate Humble: Living with Nomads (Nepal – Full Documentary) | TRACKS

7 jul. 2018

Kate Humble and a camera crew enter the rugged and nomadic life of the Nepalese Raute people, roaming the altitudes of Nepal’s mountains. They are not immediately welcomed into the tribe but as Kate proves helpful in moving the camp and as a contributing part of the workforce, she is able to get closer to the tribe – and by that closer to an understanding of the Raute people’s way of life, including the challenges and possible new lessons for Kate to learn.
 
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5 shepherd food || lajimbudha ||

24 nov. 2019

shepherd family eating shepherd food in sheep farm.

6 Deadliest Journeys: Nepal | Heart-stopping, adrenaline filled stories

10 dec. 2019

World’s Most Dangerous Roads: Deadliest Journeys in Nepal
 
Far from any tourist hubs; the inhabitants of the Gorkha region fight against the perils of monsoon season. Trucks and mule caravans strive tirelessly to provide for the cut-off villages. The monsoon forms mud ditches which trap vehicles and don’t release them without a fight. The Shaman witch doctors are always on hand to chase away bad spirits and watch over the meager population of Nepal.

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7 🇳🇵 Nepal’s Unsung Hero | 101 East

Jigme Sherpa’s phone will not stop ringing. Since a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated Nepal, the young teacher has been leading a relief campaign to provide help.
 
101 East follows one man’s mission to restore hope to survivors of Nepal’s worst natural disaster in recent history
 
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Emotional
e.g. at minute 20:15
 

His son used to write with a pencil…he asked me to buy him a pen that costs 20 cents. I remember these details. But what can I do?

8 Revisiting Nepal’s Earthquakes | Documentary

 

19 feb 2022

Nepal is blessed with a backdrop of the majestic Himalayas attracting a large number of tourists who enjoy the unique landscapes as well as the hospitality of the Nepali people. However, due to this special geographical feature Nepal is also considered one of the most earthquake-prone regions as the Himalayas are among the most seismically active regions in the world.
Nepal faced many earthquakes since the big one of 1934 that took more than 8500 lives, up to the massive tremor of April 2015 with a magnitude of 7.8. Between these 2 big earthquakes, there were many lesser ones that resulted in loss of many lives on lives and damage on properties.
This film the illustrates the history of state’s response, relief, recovery and reconstruction in the aftermath of the disasters, in particular the rapid reconstruction of the physical damages caused by the massive earthquakes of April 25 and May 12, 2015 and their aftershocks by The National Reconstruction Authority (NRA) was established for this very purpose.

Script: Reny Kshetry, Tsering Choden
Narration: Tsering Choden
Camera: Chime Tashi Lama, Sangam Thapa Magar
Animation: Sahil Pradhan
Transcriptions: Sahil Pradhan, Renu Kshetry
Editor: Chime Tashi Lama
Post Production: Mila Productions Pvt. Ltd.
Directed by: Tsering Rhitar Sherpa , Tsering Choden, Renu Kshetry
Produced by: National Reconstruction Authority (NRA)

 

Nepal Earthquake 2015 Full Documentary.| National Geographic | Discovery Channel Episode.

 

21 mei 2021 TRIPURASUNDARI RURAL MUNICIPALITY (त्रिपुरासुन्दरी गाउँपालीका)

The April 2015 Nepal earthquake (also known as the Gorkha earthquake) killed nearly 9,000 people and injured nearly 22,000. It occurred at 11:56 Nepal Standard Time on 25 April 2015, with a magnitude of 7.8Mw or 8.1Ms and a maximum Mercalli Intensity of VIII
The 2015 Gorkha Nepal earthquake caused tremendous damage and loss. To gain valuable lessons from this tragic event, an earthquake damage investigation team was dispatched to Nepal from 1 May 2015 to 7 May 2015. A unique aspect of the earthquake damage investigation is that first-hand earthquake damage data were obtained 6–11 days after the mainshock. To gain a deeper understanding of the observed earthquake damage in Nepal, the paper reviews the seismotectonic setting and regional seismicity in Nepal and analyzes available aftershock data and ground motion data. The earthquake damage observations indicate that the majority of the damaged buildings were stone/brick masonry structures with no seismic detailing, whereas most RC buildings were undamaged. This indicates that adequate structural design is the key to reduce the earthquake risk in Nepal. To share the gathered damage data widely, the collected damage data (geotagged photos and observation comments) are organized using Google Earth and the kmz file is made publicly available.
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Nepal Earthquake 2015 Full Documentary.| National Geographic | Discovery Channel Episode.

27 jun. 2015

The April 2015 Nepal earthquake killed more than 8,800 people and injured more than 23,000. It occurred on 25 April, with a magnitude of 7.8. Its epicenter was east of the district of Lamjung, and It was the worst natural disaster to strike Nepal since the 1934 Nepal–Bihar earthquake.[10][11][12]
The earthquake triggered an avalanche on Mount Everest, killing at least 19, making April 25, 2015 the deadliest day on the mountain in history. The earthquake triggered another huge avalanche in the Langtang valley, where 250 people were reported missing.
Hundreds of thousands of people were made homeless with entire villages flattened, across many districts of the country. Centuries-old buildings were destroyed at UNESCO World Heritage sites in the Kathmandu Valley, including some at the Kathmandu Durbar Square, the Patan Durbar Squar, the Bhaktapur Durbar Square, the Changu Narayan Temple and the Swayambhunath Stupa. Geophysicists and other experts had warned for decades that Nepal was vulnerable to a deadly earthquake, particularly because of its geology, urbanization, and architecture.
Continued aftershocks occurred throughout Nepal within 15–20 minute intervals, with one shock reaching a magnitude of 6.7 on 26 April at 12:54:08 NST. The country also had a continued risk of landslides.
A major aftershock occurred on 12 May 2015 at 12:51 NST with a moment magnitude of 7.3. The epicenter was near the Chinese border between the capital of Kathmandu and Mt. Everest. More than 200 people were killed and more than 2,500 were injured by this aftershock.

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9 How The Quake Exposed Nepal’s Political Faultlines

6 mei 2015

Tales Of Survival: Nepal’s Political Turmoil Laid Bare By It’s Tragic Earthquake. A report by SBS dateline. Subscribe to Journeyman for daily uploads: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c…
 
Thousands have died as a result of the 7.8 magnitude quake in Nepal over a week ago. This report travels through the worst-affected areas, hearing stories of devastation and examining the political fractures revealed.
 
For downloads and more information visit: http://www.journeyman.tv/?lid=68604
 
SBS Dateline – Ref 6443
 
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10 Traditional life activities ll Primitive technology

27 dec. 2019

Traditional life activities ll Primitive technology

11 Deadliest Journeys – Nepal, precipice of the damned

24 mrt. 2018

“I’ve never had a worse journey in my life,” says the old man sitting in the rear of the jeep, clinging tightly onto the fittings of the SUV. “What with rock falls, landslides, crashed trucks, snowfall on the high ground… that road is a real nightmare!” The Karnali Highway, in the North West of Nepal is the most dangerous road in the country. It’s 250 kilometres long and links the town of Surkhet, in the valley, to Jumla, altitude 3,000 metres. It sometimes takes five days to make the trip. Hewn out of the rock on the flank of the mountain set in an outstanding natural background, this road, opened barely two years ago, is finally allowing the population of this, the poorest region of Nepal to open up to the rest of the country, to move about and, above all, to bring in supplies of every type. Drivers of trucks, jeeps and even tractors, travellers, shopkeepers who go down to the valley for supplies, public transport, columns of people on foot walking for several days to get to their village… for them the road, despite everything, is the safest and fastest way of getting around this mountainous region. For several weeks, we accompanied all those who, willingly or otherwise, take this “impossible highway”. –

12 Indias Frontier Railways – The Last Train in Nepal

6 apr. 2015

Life on a short Nepalese railway line which is now under threat of closure.

13 Poor Children of Nepal

4 jun. 2011

14 Three Sisters Nepali Documentary a film by Dashrath Sunar Good Human Organization

29 mei 2016

Director/Editor/Camera- DASHRATH SUNAR 
Producer/Translater -Chitra Bahadur Gurung 
Script- Shadev Karki 
Narration- Samjhana Bhujel 
Production-LIVENEPAL

15 Street Life – Kidasha Nepal

 
21 okt. 2016
 
Kidasha is a UK registered development organisation that works to reduce the causes and impact of entrenched poverty and social exclusion, stopping exploitation and violence against children in Nepal.
 
Watch this video to hear some of the street and working children we support talk about what matters to them.
 
To find out more visit www.kidahsa.org
 
Credit: Jodie Chillery http://mintyfilms.org
 
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16 Parichaya-part 1

26 mei 2010

Documentary film about street children in Nepal.

17 Langtang Nepali Documentary -Kyenjin Gumpa – A Faraway Valley

9 sep. 2012

Kyenjin Gompa is the last village in Langtang area. It’s a mountain valley. One of the most beautiful valley you will ever come across.

18 Witness – Birth in Nepal

4 mei 2010

 
Nepal has some of the worst maternal death statistics in the world, with some six women dying in
 
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19🇳🇵 Nepal: School for a dollar | 101 East

19 okt. 2012

For many in Nepal, a good education remains an unattainable luxury. And despite a rapid expansion of education facilities in recent decades, adult literacy is still less than 50 per cent.
 
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20 Street Kids – Children of Kathmandu

12 jun. 2019

This is the first short documentary from 2016 on “street kids of Kathmandu” with the help of Voice of Children Nepal (VOC), a street kid rehabilitation organization. The children who had been living in the streets for various reasons, told us their stories and we got to know them beneath the surface. The documentary shares the life experiences of the kids on and off the street life.
Kudos to VOC for their persistent and amazing work and their enormous help with the documentary.

21🇳🇵 Nepal: After the Earthquake | 101 East

14 apr. 2016

Nepal: After the Earthquake – 101 East
 
The trembling began just before noon. Suddenly, violent jolts reduced buildings to smithereens, burying residents under the rubble.
 
The devastation caused by the worst earthquake to hit Nepal in 80 years was catastrophic – more than 8,000 people dead and hundreds of thousands left homeless.
 
One year on, many of those who survived still live in makeshift shelters. Some have gone into debt to pay for medical care. Many are demanding to know why the government is not doing more to help.
 
101 East returns to Nepal to find out how the earthquake is still taking a toll on this fragile nation.
 
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22 Nepal: The Great Plunder | 101 East

19 jul. 2018

On the global art market, Himalayan statues of religious deities fetch millions of dollars. But to the Nepalese, they are living Gods who have been stolen from their communities.

23 In Nepal, malnutrition is a silent emergency | UNICEF

10 jun. 2015
 

24 UNICEF USA: Nirmala: Child Head of Household in Nepal

10 aug. 2012

There are 650,000 orphaned children living in Nepal. It is UNICEF’s goal to ensure orphaned children around the world receive the support they need to live a healthy life. In this video, see the story of Nirmala, a young orphaned girl left to care for her younger siblings. With the help of UNICEF she is receiving support to keep her family healthy. UNICEF needs help to support these children through generous donations of all sizes, please visit UNICEF USA at http://www.unicefusa.org/ to donate today.

25 Slum Life – Kidasha Nepal

14 jan. 2017

Kidasha is a UK registered development organisation that works to reduce the causes and impact of entrenched poverty and social exclusion, stopping exploitation and violence against children in Nepal.
 
To find out more visit www.kidasha.org

26 Limits of Freedom: The Street Children of Kathmandu [Award Winning Documentary Film]

5 feb. 2021

An intimate glance into the complex issues surrounding the children that survive feral on the streets of Kathmandu.
 
Produced by Blink Vivid in January 2017, Limits of Freedom succeeded in raising awareness on the issues surrounding Kathmandu’s youth poverty to a western audience. The film went on to be screened at festivals from Wales to Australia and received critical recognition from the likes of the Sheffield Institute of Arts and the Royal Television Society.
 

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INTERVIEWERS
Pravin Mahate
Sushil Babu Chettri

CREW
Producers: Joe Gist, Aidan Joseph & William Wade / Blink Vivid Video
Directed by: Joe Gist & Aidan Joseph
Sound Recordist: Rhys Joseph
Sound Design: William Wade

CONTRIBUTORS
Ashim GC, Barsha Dhungana Chhetri, Bimala Magar, Christine Buhafiar, Ganesh Basnet, Kinley Lama, Kumar Thapa Magar, Laxman Adhikari, Mahatma Parajuli, Mohan Pyakurel, Mukesh Kumar Poddar, Naresh Raj Bhattana, Pashupati Jayswal, Paula Kershaw, Pema Lama, Pravin Mahate, Rakesh Kumar, Renee Tennet, Sonam Lama, Subash Lama, Subash Nepali, Suraj Adhikari, Tsering Wangdu, Veemsen Lama, Wangdue Lama

CONTRIBUTING ORGANISATIONS
Pegasus Children’s Project
Pegasus School & Hostel
C.H.A.N.C.E For Nepal
WeGain Zone
Sober Recovery Treatment & Rehabilitation Centre

ADDITIONAL THANKS
Zia Bales
Barbara Datson
Caroline Joseph
Scott Gist
Raju Mali
Vincent Mills
Christopher Cooke
Christopher Hall
Colin Pons
All of our GoFundMe Donators

AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
NOMINATED Royal Television Society Student Awards 2018
RUNNER UP Sheffield Institute of Art Awards 2017
WINNER Outstanding Student UK Film // Telling Tales International Documentary Festival 2018
WINNER Outstanding Student Debut High Peak Indie Film Festival 2018
SILVER AWARD WINNER Spotlight Short Film Awards 2017
OFFICIAL SELECTION UK Film Festival 2017
OFFICIAL SELECTION Bristol Independent Film Festival 2018
OFFICIAL SELECTION Wales International Documentary Festival 2018
OFFICIAL SELECTION Melbourne Documentary Film Festival 2018
OFFICIAL SELECTION Telling Tales International Documentary Festival 2018

 

Peter van Tarel
Very respectful recorded. No drama, but realistic. Still tough though. I had a good bond with some of the streetkids. They reflect what you show them. Be nice and respectful to them, they deserve it. No matter what.
damian mcneilly
Raw and as real as it gets. So sad but very well captured 10/10 💚
Nope Nope
This feels very pain full 😭
NorCal_CBR
Lonely pack was a good one like this too
Sudin Rai
Great story and opens everyone mind .make us to stand up for them .
Juan Ramba
They sniff glue to get high…. my goodness
Michal Dela Cruz
It’s so painful to watch I feel so sorry 🙏🙏🙏
J P
Great work with the documentary.
38alfy
so sad to see these kids with no love from families….. 🙁
Nope Nope
08:43 they are one direction fans ❤️
Yolanda Garza
My heart is broken to these young kids, suffering, it’s just not right, but it’s a reality, blessings🙏🙌
Enbok W Pahsyntiew
Very insightful …hope we all come up with a better way to deal with this.
give away
Tom
That baby was sick at 7:08 and no one noticed…
Tao Plakrapong
The problem is that they really enjoy to be on the streets, totally freedom, plenty of food , money ( they get from tourists) and entertainment. For the most children (and also adults) is the normal life, super and super and super boring and dry. And don’t forget all this charities making money, and some very very very good money.
Jigme Bhutia
Young wild and free
IV X
Meanwhile, in the Europe and America: “I AM A TRANSGENDER AND YOU HURT MY FEELINGS”
Randol Raymond
As a Nepalese i feel for the dogs than the kids

27 The kids of Pashupatinath

27 feb. 2013

Suraj, as dozens of children of Katmandu (Nepal) who don’t have a house, scrape with the waste of one of the major crematories of the world: Pashupatinath, UNESCO’s World Heritage.

28 Street Children of Nepal Before And After Rehabilitation

20 mei 2013

Human Welfare Group reckons street children are in serious problem and got to be helped including high prevailing use of drugs and their vulnerabilities as a consequence. HWG has a clear plan of transferring these unfortunates and destitute through rehabilitation and thereby to make them acceptable in the society to lead their normal lives.
HWG has already launched its own rehabilitation home in Bishalnagar, Kathmandu for the street children and has started rehabilitation. We already have 30 kids from 4 years old to 18 years old till date. Taking into account the sustainable healthy society, HWG will take measures to detoxify these children most of whom are prone to many chronic diseases including HIV Aids; provide training and education, food, shelter and other basic requirements so that they can also dream and live a normal life. Our team is getting trained which will enable us to handle these kids in an appropriate manner and medicate them well to get them out of drugs.
In Nepal children in difficult circumstances find that even the most basic of their rights are flouted. These children who have fled the indifference, negligence, ill – treatment and sexual abuse at homes and the society end up in the street in the want of an alternative better life. HWG wants to work to relocate these destitute and abandoned children again back in the society.Street kids in Nepal are seen accustomed to inhalation of glues (Dendrites) to a larger extent and smoking cannabis to some extent. Tobacco (chewing and smoking) is wide spread. Researches have shown that these kids are using these drugs mainly for avoiding hunger and to get rid of the pain. They use drugs because of having little value attached to one’s personal life; family break down and peer-group dependence are other factors that they use drugs for. We are working on strategies and ways to tackle the growing number of the street children and the use of drugs by its intervention and rehabilitation method.

29 NEPAL KATHMANDU STREETS LIVE

22 mei 2013

Walking in the streets of Kathmandu… Petites rues calmes, grandes rues animées jalonnées de petites cours très tranquilles : se promener à pieds dans Katmandou est toujours intéressant…

30 The Third Generation Nepali documentary(2009) with English subtitles

28 jul. 2012

Join the Home Returned Nepali (HRN) campaign which was inspired by this documentary. https://www.facebook.com/HRNCampaign
 
Subscribe the documentary director on FB (https://www.facebook.com/mkbhusal) or on Twitter (https://twitter.com/mbhusal)
 
The Third Generation (2009) (तेस्रो पुस्ता २०६६ in Nepali) is a documentary based on a 19 year old Nepalese boy who leaves his well paid job with the United Nations in order to continue his education in a western country. The documentary was released in Helsinki on 16 July 2009 and was written and directed by young Nepali filmmaker Manoj Bhusal. The documentary which was shot in digital HD format was made by Silver Lining Creation Finland.

31 Landing in TIA (Kathmandu Airport) #visitnepal2020

29 nov. 2019

The scene you will get mesmerized with while landing from your flight on TIA Kathmandu. Never miss

32 Children of God Nepali Documentary (Gagan Aryal)

 

11 feb 2018
Children of God – Nepali Documentary []

Children of God – Nepali Documentary []

Sadly, many of us have a wrong idea of Gods opinion of us. We base it on what weve been taught, our bad experiences in life, and many other assumptions. We may think God is disappointed in.

 

33 this is himalayan life || village life || Nepal🇳🇵|| lajimbudha ||

26 jan. 2022

 
 

34 Very Beautiful Nepali Mountain Village Life || Very Hard Life but Happy People || IamSuman

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Very Beautiful Nepali Mountain Village Life || Very Hard Life but Happy People || IamSuman

 

Bill Ramsey
I know life isn’t exactly as it seems there, but it sure beats the hustle and bustle of the city. The serenity of the quietness, open fresh air, and the awe of Peace!
Susan Doerr
Best gifts are from the father above and loving warm hearts and a good imagination. beautiful smiles and wonderful songs of the children. Thanks for sharing Nepali.

35 Nepal:The Quake That Shook Everest

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7 mei 2015

A special programme on the earthquake that devastated Nepal and sparked deadly avalanches on the world’s highest mountain. Sky’s Ashish Joshi reports.

36 Mayonnaise Ice Cream prank!

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16 mrt. 2011

Filmed in Montreal, Quebec Welcome to the world-famous channel, where we pull public pranks on unsuspecting Montreal residents and tourists.
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