Likewise, as every year, Charlie Brooker’s look back is a must watch.

9 meter, that is a) a little more than the long jump world record and b) the distance between two highrises in the short film «9 Meter». This is all I’m going to say about the story, since I want you to watch it yourselves. It’s the best short film I’ve seen in a long time.

Hello Inception: «Memory is like a Wikipedia page: You can go in and make changes, and so can other people.»

This web documentary gives an intriguing flash view into the megacity of Mumbai. You follow a young commuter as she navigates Mumbai in a rickshaw, train and taxi and get to decide what to have a closer look at, be it the rickshaw driver, the people living in the slums next to the railroads or the traffic chaos manager.

French indie pop band Phoenix, playing a song in Versailles, filmed by a drone. Yet another great Blogothèque take away show.

A beautiful interactive documentary about the daily lives of nine female porn stars, «about the realities of those who make fantasies». It will cost you $10. Ten dollars well spent, rest assured.

You hear Roger Federer hit that smash, you hear Lindsey Vonn carve down the icy slope, you hear Barcelona make 30 passes in a row. Sound has become such an integral part of our experience of watching sports on TV that we hardly ever think about how this sound makes its way to our living room. A lot of technology is used to capture those sounds as authentically as possible. But sometimes, that’s not enough. In this fascinating radio feature, sound designers for televised sporting events tell how they work and how they fake sounds so we hear what we expect to hear.

As Syria has moved for top news to daily dose of bad news, a reminder of what Syria looks like when you get close enough. Reportage from a clinic where 12-year-olds treat wounded fighters and civilians.

Jeff Baumann lost both legs in the Boston Marathon bombing and was in what has probably the iconic image of the tragedy. The NYT has produced a very emotional profile, both in text and video.

Daft Punk’s «Get Lucky», as it would have sounded in the 1920s, 30s, 40s…Nailed the versions pretty well.