This UNIVERSUM Nature film shows how rural habitats are transformed by human influence and energy transition, highlighting conservation efforts amidst urban structures. I love how it captures nature's adaptation – it's really fascinating!

The UNIVERSUM History highlight “Pride and Persecution” is a great pick for everyone interested in history and the challenges minorities in societies are facing. This documentary takes a deep dive into how the modern LGBTIQIA+ movement started in Vienna and Berlin a century ago. 

When it comes to my favorite animals, choosing this program was an easy one. The documentary not only features adorable penguins but also highlights the critical issues of their diminishing habitats. A must-watch for animal enthusiasts!

Valuing social awareness a lot, "Poor Us" caught my attention. It's an eye-opening look at how poverty affects people and serves as a gentle reminder of the privileges we often overlook.

Having loved the Grimms Brothers’ tale of "Hansel and Gretel" since childhood, watching Karl Dönch's version of Humperdinck’s Opera brought back fond memories. 

As both a crime and music fan, this "Tatort" episode quickly drew my attention. Detectives Bibi and Moritz investigate a crime in Vienna's rap underworld, with Austrian rapper Jugo Ürdens making an appearance.

I enjoyed “Lights Out” because it showcases human resilience and community cooperation, turning chaos into opportunity and offering inspiring narratives that resonate deeply with those who enjoy stories about overcoming adversity.