A people-centered travel documentary with Ina Tarandou.

"Life is not measured by the number of breaths we take, but by the people, the places, and the moments that take our breath away."

Ina Tarandou travels and sees “Life Differently.” The exact destination does not matter — the journey itself becomes the destination, and life is experienced through the eyes of those she meets.

Stories of people whose actions embody optimism, strength, and hope. Through their “eyes” we discover life, history, and the beauty of our land. People who, despite adversity, refused to give up, took risks, developed new enterprises, revived neglected corners of the Greek countryside, and gave new life to local products.

Whether close to or far from the cities, each story reveals another side of Greece — of its land, its society, its reality. Sometimes looking to the future, sometimes deeply rooted in the past.

The countryside and nature, gastronomy, musical tradition, sports and customs, the arts and science — these become the lens through which we see “Life Differently.” And it is shown to us by people who know exactly what they are doing, and who know how to see life in their own way.

We will unfold the map and count the kilometers. Guided by people, we will record everyday life in every corner of Greece. We will uncover hidden spots, unexplored beaches, and off-road trails. We will taste delicacies, learn how local products are made. We will dance, laugh, and be moved.

We will transmit that feeling of having your breath taken away — standing on the castle of Skyros, atop Mount Helmos counting the stars, hearing the brass bands in the alleys of Corfu at Easter, reaching as far as Cape Kavo Doro, or walking a tightrope across the gorge of the Aoos in Konitsa.

Because life is even more beautiful… when you see it differently!

In New York, the program meets 29 Greeks from completely different fields, each with unique personal and professional stories.

Through candid conversations, walks, laughter, songs, and moments of emotion, they share how they dared to live Life Otherwise in what may be the toughest — yet most fascinating — city in the world.