VRT MAX

A four-part documentary series in which stand-up comedian Serine Ayari uses humor to delve into the soul and bliss of a country. Because if you really want to get to know a country and its inhabitants, humor is the best indicator: what makes people laugh? How do they laugh? Who are the favorite targets of ridicule? Are there taboos? Who do they find hilarious? And can they laugh at themselves? In search of answers to those questions, stand-up comedian Serine Ayari travels to Germany, Lebanon, Denmark and Japan. Successively the least funny country in the world, one of the unhappiest countries in the world, the most egalitarian country in the world and the most special country in the world. Serine always goes to the capital's comedy club, where she makes a humorous road trip past meaningful places and people under the wings of a local guide.

In the online documentary series Labels, VRT NWS reporter Yassine Atari (23) visit young people who get a "label". Yassine talks with them about the prejudices, clichés, and labels. Yassine finds out what drives them, what makes them happy, what makes them sad.

In Challas and the Living, six young people immerse themselves in the culture and life of their (ancestor) parents in Morocco. Together with MNM DJ Kawtar Ehlalouch they travel through the country for two weeks. Looking for their own background and history, but also for a piece of themselves.

Your rider is on his way and delves into the lives of a group of bicycle couriers. Seven seemingly completely different individuals, who turn out to have more in common than first thought: they are all - literally and figuratively - on their way in life. Where do they want to go, who are they really, and - most importantly - where should they deliver their next order? Between their delivery rounds they always come together at their regular hangout, where they share joys and sorrows and sometimes play hide and seek. A fiction series full of beautiful friendships, crazy situations, urban beats and a pinch of romance.

Two online faces tackle controversial topics in their hotel room.

Flo searches for answers that she asks herself while scrolling the internet. Questions that you do not immediately find in normal FAQ lists, but according to Flo belong there.

In STIP IT: The Bullying Glasses, four children and a well-known Ketnet personality experience what it's like to be bullied through VR headsets. When they put on the headset, they find themselves in a bullying situation, re-enacted by actors, but based on real events. Afterwards, they exchange ideas with Ketnet presenter Sarah Mouhamou, and the child who actually experienced the bullying also joins them. The program aims to confront children with the impact of bullying and to convince them to intervene if they see someone being bullied.

In 'Kamp Waes: Classified', real operators tell the story of their most important missions in eight episodes. Every episode, Fly shares unique stories of Special Forces missions together with one of his Special Forces colleagues. In addition, Classified shows unseen images of those missions, from the Defense archive.