MAK, Cimber and Little R,
Many thanks for your efforts for publicising this to the forum. I have just watched the whole thing and found it fascinating and thought provoking. I was so struck by how often Peter said 'we', very little I . A real sense of different people, cultures and languages and his engagement with them. As Peter said 'it is fantastic'. I think this is one of his huge contributions to bring these things together and to share/enable resources - and with such passion/love. Also revealing how many wonderful people and organisations on this planet work to improve the lives of others. It did help me to understand how Peter's creative time is taken up, though I admit at the end I thought 'and now for more music'! I agree about the train travelling, I've written more creative stuff on the train than anywhere else.
The clips nature of the film made it rather fractured but interesting nonetheless and I loved the old and new together. Amazing to see the various musicians and their native instruments - I'm just off to investigate Syriana and the Cambodian musicians. And seeing Peter playing the piano, talking! Definitely an unmined treasure on the whole! Great to hear about his ideas and passions ranging from: loving being near water and natural elements to communicating as citizens of the world.
I feel ignorant and enlightened at the same time and a desire to learn more. Thanks to the German producers and to Sussudio who must surely win some kind of medal!

I recommend it to everyone as a great taster of what is possible.