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Films
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Directors
“Entell, Peter”
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films with a digital version
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films available on demand
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Region
Central Asia and Far East
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Country
China
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Keywords
Environment
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Everyday Life
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Herding
1
Nomads and Nomadism
1
Directors
Entell, Peter
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not set
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Country of production
Switzerland
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Year of production
1988
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Film
Depending on Heaven
1988
56
‘
Directed by
Peter Entell
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The film is in two parts and focuses on the Mongols living in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region of China. Part One (28 minutes) follows the life of a nomadic Mongol family on their yearly journey following their herds across north China. Part Two (28 minutes) gives a more contemporary view of the Mongols trying to reclaim the desert in a more sedentary lifestyle currently encouraged by the Chinese government. The second section highlights disturbing environmental issues regarding the destruction of these northern grasslands. REMASTERED 2017
Central Asia and Far East
Environment
Nomads and Nomadism
Herding
Everyday Life
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