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Music can act as an antidote to people's busy lives. Hugo Latulippe explores the lives of people from Spain, Brazil, Greece, and the East who are completely attuned to their senses and feelings, as a way of connecting with society.

Hugo Latulippe discovers companies and people who are redefining the concept of wealth: Ørsted, a Danish multinational wind energy company, and Mondragon, the largest cooperative on the planet.

In a monastery in South Korea, in France with Matthieu Ricard, in neurologist Steven Laureys' laboratory, or on the banks of the St Lawrence River, Hugo Latulippe explores meditation and practices that are said to promote happiness.

In Paris, the Italian Piedmont, the Lower St Lawrence region, and the French Jura, Hugo Latulippe sets out to meet communities and people who harvest and assemble the fruits of the Earth to create meaning.

At a time when consumption of antidepressants and anxiolytics is reaching record levels, many voices are saying that turning to forests will be an important key to the future of the world.

On tour in Africa with the world's most famous choir, as part of a post-apartheid reconciliation organisation in South Africa, Hugo Latulippe spends time with these former enemies who are valiantly overcoming decades of hatred.