The Rise and Fall of a Tourist Paradise - In the 1970s, Cyprus became a popular tourist destination attracting Hollywood celebrities. - Luxury hotels were built in this thriving city. - However, conflict between two communities led to its destruction and abandonment.
Exploring the Ghost Town - Varosha, an abandoned city three times the size of Chernobyl, was off-limits for decades. - With permission from Turkish military and UN, they become some of the first people to document it freely. - The ghost town is filled with decayed buildings that were bombed during war.
The Abandoned House The narrator visits an abandoned house that holds sentimental value. The house is in good condition compared to others, showing the care taken by its previous occupants. Memories of writing letters and wanting to return home are shared.
'Us' vs 'Other' "Us" versus "other" mentality has led to conflicts throughout history. The division between Greek-speaking and Turkish-speaking Cypriots caused tension on the island. Young people from both sides work towards reconciliation for a united Cyprus.