This year we’re presenting a film from our Swiss Films collection every day leading up to December 25.
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Kai works as a designer in the multimedia team at SWI swissinfo.ch. At the junction between journalism and design, he develops infographics, animations, maps and new formats for social media.
Born in England, I've lived in Switzerland since 1994. I trained as a graphic designer in Zurich between 1997 – 2002. More recently I have moved on to work as photo editor and joined the team at swissinfo.ch in March 2017.
Enjoy 24 films selected by SWI swissinfo.ch from the Swiss streaming platform Play Suisse. They have been subtitled in English and curated for our international audience.
The films are productions or co-productions of the Swiss Broadcasting Corporation (SBC), the parent company of SWI swissinfo.ch. This year we’re presenting a film from our Swiss Films collection every day leading up to Christmas Day.
Here’s the film we’ve hand-picked for you today!
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The Swiss Miracle: Food
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Heard of Cenovis or Malakoffs? A surplus of milk and a penchant for experimentation have given birth to unique delicacies.
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How did the small mountainous country become one of the wealthiest in the world? This SRF documentary examines some of the possible factors.
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A documentary film crew goes on a breath-taking journey deep inside the Plaine-Morte glacier to better understand the meltwater flows.
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A documentary by Swiss public television RSI retells the story of Günther Tschanun, an architect who brutally killed four colleagues in Zurich.
How I survived the Bol d’Or boat race on Lake Geneva
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The 2019 edition of the Bol d’Or Mirabaud race will go down as one of the most dramatic, after a ferocious storm wreaked havoc on Lake Geneva.
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A documentary by Swiss public television, RTS, looks at how China has been infiltrating Switzerland and exerting its power on Swiss territory.
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The annual amateur ski race on the mountain above the village of Evionnaz in southwest Switzerland is a moment of local pride and joy.
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The dizzying south face of Poncione d’Alnasca, a mountain in southern Switzerland, attracts the best climbers in the world.
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A documentary by Swiss public television, SRF, on a fatal runaway train accident in 2006 in the central Bernese Oberland.
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Swiss biathlete Selina Gasparin recounts her long, difficult route to Olympic glory and the challenges of staying at the top as an elite athlete.
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In 1997, a gang of amateur crooks made off with CHF53 million ($54.8 million) after holding up Zurich’s Fraumünster post office.
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The bad news: global warming means the glaciers in canton Ticino will have pretty much vanished in about ten years. Is there any good news?
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In the last of an eight-part series on Swiss identity, we take a light-hearted look at attitudes in Switzerland towards money.
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The story of a Geneva family with four kids who gave up everything to open a patisserie in Tokyo without knowing the industry or the language.
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Former Olympic ski champion Bernhard Russi seems to have had a dream life, but he has experienced many personal tragedies.
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