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Denmark has been devastated by a viral rain and the few survivors are battling a mysterious organisation called Apollon.

The world's most famous movie set.

Geoffrey Rush stars in this WWII drama about a young girl who lives with her adoptive German family during the Nazi era.

For their documentary, Miriam Smith and Christopher Pryor embarked on a year-long film shoot in the remote settlement of Jerusalem.

Albuquerque's most famous resident is a high school chemistry teacher tuned bad.

Swedish author Henning Mankell created one of the world's most popular police inspectors who lives in the Swedish coastal town of Ystad.

Our personal highlight was the set of inspector Kurt Wallander's original apartment from the Swedish TV show.

A three-hour long epic that re-defined the Western genre.

The real-world location of Kattegat, home of Viking king Ragnar Lothbrok, is also known as 'The Guinness Lake'.

Film tourism meets disaster tourism. It's a fine line.

Karekare Beach might not be New Zealand's most picturesque beach, but it's the most famous one.

Glimpse behind the scenes of Weta Workshop, the Academy-Award winning champions in propmaking.