Real Life Nuclear Winter in Vorkuta

The compilation of footages filmed during my last visit to Vorkuta in March 2021.

Tracklist:

1. Sergey Cheremisinov - Sleepwalker V
2. Sergey Cheremisinov - Waves
3. Sergey Cheremisinov - Now You Are Here

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[Link-Man]

Great atmosphere in that video, also thanks to the subtile musical underlining. Top Notch! That last house seemed more like an ice cave.

[daytimedreaming]

That is an EPIC video. Stunning visuals towards the end with all that snow on the inside of the building. The window openings look like they have curtains of snow... Eerily beautiful. Stay warm, be safe and wishing you Happy New Year.

[stevenbfine]

That is a haunting video! The scenery was stunning!

[pilotabsolut]

07:18, we have a spell in Austria, when someone give up or leave the things behind we call it : he hangs the jacket on the nail.

[feltongailey]

I worked for a man that had multiple rental homes and people would often move away and just leave things like family photos, kid's school awards, etc. I never could understand just leaving family mementos behind.

[ggghhjd]

my favourite of all your videos. Not talking but just using music was perfect for these images.

[cinemart]

Damn, the graphics of the new Metro game look so realistic

[daveshongkongchinachannel]

I discovered your channel only recently and watched every video. Your channel has opened up a window on your world, a world of an enemy we were told not to trust as children. It has taken events of the last couple of years to realise the true enemies are governments and politicians. In fact, I have known this for much longer and always been interested to meet people from any country around the world. But this channel really does give a unique and unbiased insight into what your country was like in it's recent history and what it is like today. I would love to know more about your own personal experience of growing up in Russia and your own feelings about your own country as well as the West. I love the train hopping stuff too and there can never be too much of that. And with such a huge country I guess there are still many routes you have yet to explore and more great adventures ahead. The road journeys are also great.

[Nikitosbub]

Sheesh the graphics of the new Decaying Winter game look sick af!

[johnbowyer]

Oh boy, is this a stunning and atmospheric video; hauntingly beautiful in its despair and the music selection sure reinforces that. Thankyou for this wonderful presentation.

[darenzy]

Nice change, the shots, the music and the editing reminded me of "Ninurta SPB" channel I follow for years. Great work!

[christianfreedom-seeker]

So sad that lots of Soviet-built towns were quickly abandoned after the USSR fell.

[lornarettig]

Relatively new subscriber; love your videos. So hypnotic and beautifully done.

[stevenwilgus]

It is a beautiful piece of contemporary art. The stylistic choices indicate a sensitive soul.

[steveng]

Reminds me of Tarkovsky's 'Stalker' film. Awesome!

[garbagebanditdayz]

What a fascinating place, it was very interesting to imagine all the factory workers and their families that once lived on the over side of that river. What that town once looked like with the roads and pathways cleared of snow and families sheltering in those Khrushchevka apartments during the winter. Now they are just empty, frozen, and abandoned relics of Soviet industry. What a great video. Also the Die Hard poster was awesome 😎

[RoskinGreenrake]

2:53 nice design flourishes, architects would do well to copy that more on flats
красивый орнамент на обыкновенной хрущёвке

[Felix-ijtc]

I am on my vacation in Mexico. All I needed after having been sweating in 30 degrees, is this video 🤗

[vvvvance]

I gasped at the beauty so many times during this video. Great camera work. This place is so so gorgeous

[bbiwyou]

Gorgeous images, the frost and snow definitely add something to the desolation of the place.
Keep on the good work.