Exploring Europe’s Most Isolated Village (dangerous & impossible journey)

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Hosts: Thomas Brag, Ammar Kandil, Staffan Taylor
Editors: Thomas Dajer, Cam Peddle, Driaan Louw, Aidan Chua,
Producer: Melida Berton
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[maclef]

"If you don't have self-respect, you have nothing to offer others"

Profound words

[Eternal_Foreigner]

That doctor's life is now immortalized in this video. Hundreds of years from now, people will watch this and see that people like him existed during our time. Phenomenal.

[SeekDiscomfort]

can we just stop for a second and acknowledge how freaking beautiful Georgia is? damn!

[giorgi]

As a Georgian who has been to Ushguli and Tusheti, big thanks for making this video and allowing the world to see our small yet beautiful part of the world. დიდი მადლობა!

[MichaelLogan-yw]

Ok guys. This was and is the most impactful show on mankind I have ever seen. Not even National Geographic has told a story as clear and concise as you all have. To show the humanity in the good of people and to show the destruction that greed can produce. To see the Atomic lake, and the pure scale of the potential loss of life it could produce is amazing and sad, especially with the senseless wars that are ongoing. As an owner of a TV/Film production company in San Diego, CA I am going to recommend that Yes Theory be nominated for and Emmy Award for "Achievement in a Documentary Series."

[annicktrudel]

Keep those “longer videos” over the shorts!!! I love being transported to another land and keeping an open mind to understanding the many lifestyles that exist in this world!

[beingfakira]

That Doctor on a Horseback, living Legend I must say!

[bensutton]

Don’t ever stop making these videos. I know people want 10 seconds of entertainment but this is genuine travel journalism and exploration. We live in a time of global change and insecurity and documenting this is importent

[alexkim]

"If you don't have self-respect you have nothing to offer others" such a beautiful quote

[lizikakhniashvili]

🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪
Seeing people appreciate Georgia’s raw beauty brings so much joy to me. It re-awakens the love for my country that I sometimes forget I have. I hope you know the impact you made with this video. You will be remembered by those people you saw till the end of their lives. They will reminisce about your presence in the cold and lonely months of winter ahead. Thank you for portraying Georgia beautifully and do come back! You will be surprised how much this country has to offer!
With love,
From Georgia❤

[MinasaintheUS]

As a Georgian, I would like to thank you for publishing this video symbolically on our independence day! 🇬🇪✊🏼 It is especially relevant since Georgia is currently struggling with physical and ideological invasion from Russia. Thus, worldwide support means a lot for Georgian people. As a LONG time subscriber, I am so grateful for your positive promotion of the culture and the country and I feel starstruck even through the screen lol. Love you guys! 🫶🏼

[Tooby]

how can people this isolated, be this humble and open to strangers,
while we are not even greeting strangers on the streets.
goosebumbs watching this

[WinnieLuthienThye]

My heart was on the verge of bursting into tears watching this. The scenery, the people, the close to abandoned villages, the few left, the cinematography, the editing and music ... I lived in a different place and time for 36 minutes. It is majestic, beautiful, peaceful and poignant all at the same time. And a sense of inevitable loss...

[roeland_st]

This video makes me silent and lets me reflect on life and seeing these people living so lonley but still so generous and happy gives me goosebumps.

[TPK]

I am watching from Thailand, so beautiful landscape, kind people, even if many thing are quite difficult for living but they are strong enough to stay there, i am really respect. Love from Thailand.

[whatintheworld]

As a hermit... this place seems like a dream! I live alone in the woods in northern Minnesota in a 450sqft cabin. I have many deer and rabbits that roam my property and it makes me so happy to be in nature. It can be lonely sometimes, but I enjoy the peacefulness of being alone.

[beatrizcascelli]

Such a wholesome episode, guys! I have so many things to comment:
1. I love the connection and respect you have towards the elderly (and how alcohol is ubiquitous in these interactions 🤣)
2. Cinematography and drone shots are impeccable, as usual
3. These former USSR countries episodes are always my favorite!
4. The helicopter ride looked like a FPV drone adventure 😂
5. The doctor is an absolute LEGEND!
6. I’ll never get over the fact that you randomly met Staffan, the man who represents Yes Theory in a nutshell!

Thanks for the effort of sharing these stories with us 🫶🏻

[Raven]

The editor exposing thomas first time 😂😂 good one

[Anduresta]

All of you guys are wonderful spirits. However my heart glows when Staffan shows up. I love how he pulls a spark out of the other team members too. Especially Thomas. Staffan feels like a little ball of joy that Thomas needed.