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19 films
Komi nomads, the last reindeer herders of Siberia, undertake a perilous four-month migration each autumn to sustain their families and livestock.
31 men, 14 horses, and 11 laptops are deployed in Mongolia to search for the long-lost burial site of Genghis Khan.
Nenets nomads in Siberia construct a traditional chum, showcasing their unique lifestyle as the last reindeer breeders of the Great Siberian North.
The Aztec empire, formed by a small group of migrants in the 14th century, quickly dominated the Mexico Valley within less than 200 years.
In northern Mongolia, Quizilol must prove his ability to raise reindeer and win Solongo's father's approval amid the challenges faced by the Tsaatan nomads.
Dukha reindeer nomads in Mongolia's Hovsgol province maintain their spiritual and simple lifestyle while migrating through stunning snowy landscapes.
Mauritania's Imraguen people adapt to a nomadic life between the Atlantic and Sahara.
Mongolia's nomadic communities face challenges as they strive to protect the Taiga's biodiversity from illegal exploitation while adapting to new conservation efforts.
Women in Arnhem Land gather honey by carefully cutting into tree trunks, using their knowledge of the forest to find edible fruits and roots.
Purevjav, a Mongolian hunter, faces a moral dilemma after luring wolf cubs for profit.
Nomads in the Sahara efficiently slaughter camels for very special occasions and delicacies.
Recent rains in the Sahara revive dromedaries and goats for nomadic herders.
Australian soldiers patrol southern Afghanistan, facing unseen enemies and local tribesmen.
Attila, born around 400 CE, is celebrated in Hungary as a national hero, despite ongoing debates about the origins of the Huns.
The Tsaatan in northern Mongolia make camp and craft deer saddles from reindeer skin.
M’Barek, a camel driver in Merzouga, embodies the resilience of Morocco’s desert cultures, preserving ancestral traditions amid shifting sands and forgotten routes.
120 litres of water is loaded onto camels for a three-day trek across the Sahara Desert, where temperatures exceed 50 degrees Celsius.
Only 775 out of every 1,000 children born in Somalia will live to celebrate their fifth birthday, reflecting the dire conditions in the country.
The Punans number a few thousand and live in small groups scattered over an immense territory in the jungles of Borneo.
