The Seven Network has announced an access-all-areas documentary about Bali that promises to change people's perspective on the popular holiday destination.
Titled What Really Happens in Bali, the series is described as an observational-documentary, with behind-the-scenes footage of hospitals and nightclubs.
Seven says it gained unprecedented access inside Bali's busiest international emergency rooms at BIMC and Sanglah Hospitals as well as permission to film inside Kerobokan Prison for the series, which will air later in 2014.
What Really Happens in Bali covers schoolies' celebrations, detoxing celebrities and even a self-confessed Aussie lothario who claims he's slept with over 100 women in 90 days.
There's also the emotional return of the families of the 2002 Bali bombings victims.
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Seven's head of factual programming Dan Meenan said some of the footage was "almost hard to believe, with the show's cameras capturing serious accidents and injuries as they happen".
