In 2021, an extreme heatwave in Shologon triggers wildfires that engulf the taiga, threatening the lives and homes of its residents.
Synopsis
In 2021, an extreme heatwave in Shologon triggers wildfires that engulf the taiga, threatening the lives and homes of its residents.
Synopsis
Shologon, a village in the subarctic forests of Sakha, faces a dire situation in 2021 as an extreme heatwave ignites massive wildfires. The taiga, once a tranquil environment, fills with orange smoke and black ash, threatening the homes and lives of its residents. As flames draw closer, villagers take action to protect their land and way of life. Directed by Alexander Abaturov, this 88-minute documentary captures the urgent struggle against the devastating effects of climate change in this remote Siberian community.
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Why Watch
- See the impact of wildfires on Shologon, Sakha.
- Meet the villagers confronting climate change.
- Find out how extreme heatwaves affect Siberia.
Did You Know
- The village of Shologon is located in the subarctic forests of Sakha.
- The documentary was directed by Alexander Abaturov in 2023.
- The film has a duration of 88 minutes.
- The production countries include France and Switzerland.
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What year did the wildfires occur in Shologon?
The wildfires in Shologon occurred in 2021.
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The documentary 'Paradise' was directed by Alexander Abaturov.
What countries produced the documentary 'Paradise'?
The documentary was produced in France and Switzerland.
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