4500 meters above sea level, the last nomads in Ladakh face extreme conditions while maintaining their traditional way of life.
Synopsis
4500 meters above sea level, the last nomads in Ladakh face extreme conditions while maintaining their traditional way of life.
Synopsis
Toldan, a nomad in the Himalayan region of Ladakh, lives at an altitude of 4500 meters. Director Marianne Chaud spent months with his community, learning their language and documenting their daily life. The film captures their movements and interactions against the backdrop of Karnak's stark terrain. It presents the challenges they face in this remote environment. Through intimate scenes, the documentary offers a close look at a way of life that is disappearing.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the last nomads of the Himalayan region.
- See breathtaking landscapes of Karnak.
- Follow Marianne Chaud's intimate connection with the community.
Did You Know
- The film is set at an altitude of 4500 meters in Ladakh.
- Director Marianne Chaud spent months with the nomads to learn their language.
- The documentary features the landscapes of Karnak, known for its mineral expanse.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed La Nuit Nomade?
La Nuit Nomade was directed by Marianne Chaud.
What is the altitude at which the nomads live in La Nuit Nomade?
The nomads in La Nuit Nomade live at an altitude of 4500 meters.
In which region is La Nuit Nomade set?
La Nuit Nomade is set in the Himalayan region of Ladakh.
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