00:007 a.m. 9-year-old Damir wakes up before the sun rises. The first thing he does is bring home heavy
00:12ice blocks because in his village water doesn't come from a tap. With no running water, as pipes
00:19freeze solid, ice becomes the main source of water. They stacked large ice blocks outside their home,
00:27ensuring they have a steady supply of clean water throughout the long winter.
00:33Damir melts the ice and washes with the freezing ice water, a routine he is used to.
00:46As the oldest son at home, Damir has many responsibilities. His 14-year-old sister
00:52studies far from home, leaving him to care for his younger sisters, 7-year-old Milana and 5-year-old Isolde.
01:04Damir's mother Alexandra has made the one breakfast no Yakutian family can live without.
01:10Fatty pancakes served with whipped cream and frozen berries. Packed with calories,
01:16it's the perfect meal to keep warm in the freezing cold.
01:23Today it's minus 50 degrees Celsius, so Damir and Milana have the day off from school. Primary schools
01:30close when temperatures drop below minus 45 degrees Celsius. But for 5-year-old Isolde there is no break.
01:38In Yakutia nurseries stay open, no matter how cold it gets, even at minus 60 degrees Celsius.
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02:13This winter, school has been closed for weeks due to the extreme colds.
02:27Demir and Milana continue their lessons at home, something completely normal for children in Yakutia.
02:34After a big breakfast, while most kids his age are just getting ready for school,
02:38Demir's day begins with work. Now it's time to head to the farm.
02:43The Diakonov family runs a large farm with 28 cattle and 60 horses. The family works from
02:56morning until evening, tending to the animals and selling fresh produce to neighbors and locals.
03:02With his mother working full-time in an office, Demir helps his father look after the farm.
03:08He's been helping since he was just three years old.
03:13The Mir's best friend is his horse, Chagul, whom he is scared for since he was young.
03:34Chagul is a Yakutian horse, known for its resilience in the cold. Small but strong,
03:41these horses have adapted to the harsh conditions of Yakutia,
03:44capable of surviving temperatures as low as minus 70 degrees Celsius.
03:49The Mir arrives at Kaushet, a sturdy structure designed to withstand the extreme weather.
04:01The shelter is fully insulated to protect the animals from the freezing temperatures outside.
04:06Farming in this extreme cold is not easy. During the long, brutal winters, there is no running water
04:20and no fresh grass for livestock, so every task requires extra effort. Water must be hauled from
04:26the frozen lake and in just three short summer months, hundreds of tons of hay must be harvested
04:33to last through the winter.
04:36The Mir's morning routine includes cleaning the cowshed, a task he tackles without hesitation.
04:42Armed with a special instrument, he clears away the dung.
04:46The Mir doesn't resist or feel embarrassed,
04:48he understands that this is how his family makes a living.
05:18After cleaning the shed, the Mir moves on to milking the cows.
05:39He grabs his packets in a small chair before carefully approaching the cow he lovingly calls Tanyusha.
05:48The Mir has given each cow a name and understands their personalities,
06:02knowing exactly how to handle them gently.
06:05He starts the milking process making sure to be efficient and careful.
06:09The cold doesn't bother him, but he still has to work quickly, his hands can't stay still for too long
06:24and the milk must be collected before it cools. The Mir makes sure Tanyusha is comfortable and
06:30the milk is collected properly. It's a task he's done many times and with each passing day he becomes
06:36more skilled and confident.
06:45The Mir works hard on the farm and even though he is just 9 years old, he is always full of advice.
06:51As he finishes milking Tanyusha, he looks over at his parents, inspecting their work.
06:57He takes his job very seriously, always offering little tips to help improve the work around the farm.
07:04His parents can't help but smile at his grown-up attitude.
07:08In fact, we have a lot of people who have affected their lives and had no doubt.
07:13We have to get married first in a life and have to be a little bit more than that.
07:17And we're still talking about his parents who have to work on the farm,
07:22so we have to learn that they have to be a little more than the family who have to work on it.
07:26And so we have a lot of teachers who have worked on it today.
07:28It's like we have teachers and the children who are working on it in their lives.
07:31I used to eat the milk, and I used to eat the milk, and I used to eat the milk, and I used to eat the milk.
07:49Now that Damir has finished his morning farm work, he carefully carries the milk home,
07:54where his parents will pasteurize it and prepare it for the local shops.
08:01As soon as Damir finishes his work on the farm, he has another important responsibility, taking his younger sister Isolde to the nursery.
08:21Since his parents can often be busy with farm work, Damir steps in to help.
08:27Before they step outside, Damir makes sure his younger sisters are dressed warmly for the freezing temperatures.
08:36Even though Milana doesn't have to go to school today, she decides to go with her brother to help take care of their younger sister.
08:43Damir gently places Isolde under the sled and wraps her up with a thick warm blanket to make sure she stays comfortable and safe from the cold.
08:52Together, Damir and Milana begin walking to the nursery.
08:57The temperature today is minus 50 degrees Celsius, something completely normal for little Yakuts.
09:04They know that wearing the proper clothes is crucial for survival, and walking quickly or even running helps keep them warm against the brutal cold.
09:13There are rules set by nature, no stopping and no taking different routes, otherwise they will freeze.
09:22But for Damir, Milana and their little sister, this is just part of life.
09:28They know how to handle the cold, and walking to school or nursery in these temperatures is nothing unusual.
09:35With each step they push forward, used to the harsh conditions, and determined to take care of each other, no matter how cold the weather may be.
09:45In this small village with just 200 people, walking around feels safe and peaceful.
09:58It's rare to worry about anything other than the cold.
10:01The roads are quiet with only the occasional sound of a sled being pulled across the snow or the distant calls of livestock.
10:09The grocery store is quite far, so getting products from the supermarket requires careful planning.
10:15People here make sure to stock up on essentials during the few trips they can manage, so Damir's family mostly using only their fresh produce from their own farm.
10:39Now, with no time to sit around and relax, Damir takes on yet another responsibility.
10:55There is no running water in their village, so it's up to Damir to make sure the cattle have something to drink.
11:02With practice hands, Damir pulls out a special tool and starts chopping through the ice.
11:08The ice can be up to 2 meters thick.
11:22As soon as the ice breaks, the cattle rush forward, desperate for the water.
11:27Damir gives a firm grip on the situation, trying to control his cattle as they eagerly crowd around the freshly broken ice.
11:35He knows they need to drink fast before the hole freezes over again.
11:46The cattle are fighting for their turn, some nudging each other out of the way, while others shove to get closer to the water.
11:54Damir shouts at them, trying to keep the herd in order.
11:57It's a bit of struggle, but Damir stays focused, not letting the chaos overwhelm him.
12:03Now, let's jump right over again!
12:27After a few moments the cattle are finally content and the water is consumed.
12:40Demir stands back, watching the last of the cattle finish, ready to head back home.
12:57After a long time at the lake Demir heads back home, but there is no time to rest just yet.
13:19His next responsibility is feeding the horses.
13:22In Yakutia horses are incredibly resilient.
13:25They don't need much from Demir during the winter.
13:28One of their remarkable traits is the ability to dig through thick snow to uncover the grass
13:34beneath.
13:35An instinct passed down over centuries of surviving in one of the coldest places on earth.
13:42Now Demir is cleaning the ice off their coats.
13:45The freezing temperatures have caused ice to form on their thick fur, so Demir carefully
13:50scrapes it off, making sure they are comfortable.
13:54The horses stand still, allowing him to work, knowing that it's all part of their daily
13:59routine.
14:01Finally, after a busy day of caring for the farm and the animals, Demir gets a well-deserved
14:08break.
14:09It's time to spend a little time with his best friend, Chahul, his Yakutian horse.
14:15Demir settles up and climbs onto Chahul's back, feeling the familiar warmth of his friends
14:21beneath him.
14:23His father, Daniel, taught him to ride from a young age.
14:26For Yakut people, horses are more than just animals.
14:29They are companions, a part of their heritage and a key to survival in the harsh climate.
14:35However, these emotions are different from their children.
14:39They are directly linked to a young age.
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14:44They are the ones that do not exist and they do not exist.
14:46They are the ones that do not exist.
14:48Then they don't exist too much, because they are the ones.
14:51They both grew up to a young age.
14:53They have the ones that do not exist.
14:55I have to go to the front of my car and I have to go to the front of my car.
15:02I have to go to the front of my car.
15:07I have to go to the front of my car.
15:13Damir, where is the car?
15:15Yes, you are.
15:17Yes, you are.
15:18After his peaceful ride, Damir knows there is still work to be done.
15:26The farm never rests.
15:28He returns to the cow shed where the evening chores begin.
15:32The cows are settled in, but the shed needs to be cleaned again.
15:36Damir grabs his special tool and starts clearing the dung, just like he's done countless time
15:42before.
15:43It's tiring, but Damir doesn't complain.
15:46He knows that every job, no matter how small, is important for keeping the farm running.
15:54Once the shed is clean, he takes a moment to play with his animals, enjoying their company.
15:59The work may be hard, but he loves it and he takes pride in every part of it.
16:07As he steps out of the cow shed, night has already fallen.
16:11The long day is over and tomorrow it will all begin again.
16:15But for now, he takes a moment to rest, embracing the quiet beauty of the Arctic night.
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