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Inside King Charles's passion project, focus of Amazon film

On Wednesday at Windsor Castle, the Amazon Prime documentary Finding Harmony: A King's Vision premieres with King Charles III, then streams globally on February 6, showcasing the King's Foundation at Dumfries House and its sustainability and skills programmes.
The estate was rescued in 2007 when then-prince Charles led a consortium, and the foundation uses heritage-led regeneration to teach local youths practical skills tied to Dumfries House's history.
The estate's programmes pair craft and horticulture, for example, the textile centre uses walled-garden plants for dyes while cookery lessons source herbs, and 15,000 people trained on King's Foundation courses.
Graduate Nicole Christie launched Ellipsis using natural dyes, while Stuart Banks credits the hospitality course for inspiring his career and now serves as the king's butler.
Simon Sadinsky frames the work around the king's 'harmony' philosophy, noting the foundation 'isn't a magic pill' while a lighthearted moment shows Liam, 10, reacting to a flatulent cow.

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