

The Dukha
Forty families of Dukha, nomadic reindeer herders, live in the remote taiga of northern Mongolia, with five-year-old Tuvshuu among the youngest.
Synopsis
Forty families of Dukha, nomadic reindeer herders, live in the remote taiga of northern Mongolia, with five-year-old Tuvshuu among the youngest.
Synopsis
Tuvshuu, a five-year-old boy, lives in the taiga of northern Mongolia with the Dukha, one of the last groups of nomadic reindeer herders. The documentary captures daily life among the 40 remaining Dukha families. It shows their traditions, reliance on reindeer, and the challenges they face in a changing environment. Filmmaker Zach Wolf presents a brief yet intimate look at this unique culture and its connection to the land. The film runs for eight minutes.
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