One Day in the Coldest Village on Earth −71°C (−95°F) | Yakutia, Siberia

Documentary movie about life in Yakutia, the coldest inhabited region on Earth with the lowest recorded temperature -71°C (-95°F) and the average winter temperature -50°C (-58°F).

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[_pampeop]

arian is one of those kids who gets to say when he’s older “ya, i used to go to school in the freezing cold, had to climb mountains and stuff”

[drsnooz]

There is so much gentleness, goodness and love in that father's eyes. The kids of the village look so balanced and grounded. What a remarkable place.

[sandywaters]

During school I never really paid attention. Especially in history. Now that I"m 51 I so wrapped up watching documentaries like this & learning how others live across the world. It warms my heart to see how well behaved & adjusted these kids are & how hard they work to help their parents.

[alizeeshan]

The little boy's accuracy and focus over cutting woods is astonishing.

Also hez candid to tell his mom she messed up the fish.. truest and warmest of emotions ❤❤❤❤

[famousamos]

I legit couldn't do it. I respect this family that much more knowing this is their way of life.

[ajetc]

I love how that kid is like nearly freezing to death on his way to school, and a dog just trots by completely fine. Not even a husky, just a random collie dog.

[corned.lyrics]

Never thought i would hear "yeah today's pretty warm, only -40°C

[nancygarcia]

10/10 for the camera crew as well, who are not used at all to this weather and recorded this masterpiece

[antonv.]

Imagine going to school when it's -54C outside. Unbelievable cold!

[Zdp]

Living in the tropical region, I dread cold weather. But these videos, bring so much warmth, the warmth of the community, families in the coldest place on earth … thank you Kiun for sharing such heart-warming clips of life with us

[calgboi]

The fact that the school and their parents teach them real world skills - fishing, hunting, crafts and language - useful knowledge they require to survive, is astounding in comparison to the western world ideologies. Calculus never helped me find a job, get a mortgage or do my taxes. I appreciate this way of life, it's simple and straight-forward. I also love learning about other cultures and peoples.

[natsuminofan]

Very enlightening ending line: "After all, there is no such thing as bad weather; there is just weather and your attitude towards it."

[StonyRC]

MASSIVE respect to the people of Yakutia. These are folk who really do understand the value of home, family, food, education and society.

[ibrahimhq]

This video really shows us how much we take for granted, and how we ought to be more thankful for the blessings that we have, such as warm water in cold weather, or easy means of transport.

Be thankful everyone!

[satishlatchman]

I have to say that i am thankful for living in the tropics, the only thing we face is hurricane storms, some flooding but nothing to serious, hats of to you people living in that harsh condition.

[brianmarion]

I loved that final sentance. "After all, there is no such thing as bad weather, there is just weather and your attitude towards it." Absolutely inspiring.

[leokimvideo]

Next time I think i'm feeling cold during Winter I'm going to watch this video to warm up

[kadidjaaboubaker]

Very resilient community. Kudos to the kid, he does a lot around the house to help his parents.

[atharvajagtap]

Arian literally gave the hardest reality check! Way to go for that kid 😇

[shadyimslebi]

The way Arian’s dad looks at him is very heartwarming, you can tell he really cares about his family