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Docuseries on nomadic lifestyle
Blue Flame docuseries
In the time of humans seeking to achieve the peak of technique and technological development and worshipping bustling city lives, a young couple took a different road leading the family against the mass flow. G.Altangerel and G.Nomuun, actors of Mongolian State Drama Academic Theater have taken the risk and bravely took their three young children to move to the Mongolian steppe (a remote area called Tsagaan Tsohiot in Galuut soum, Bayankhongor province) experiencing the nomadic herding lifestyle for over a year. The decision was not about experiencing a different lifestyle; it was a journey to reevaluate the meaning of life and life values. 'Blue Flame' docuseries present how the family adapts to the herding lifestyle, and what they learn and how they are changed in 20 episodes through videos shoots taken throughout a year.
Blue Flame - Real Story
One-year cycle of a human life • Joy and happiness • Grief and sorrow • Pride and courage • Wisdom to adapt and warm atmosphere of a loving family.
A year of life brought changes:
- A child who was an infant became a toddler
- A child that didn't even exist came into the world
- Youngest child became a big brother
- A family of five became now of six…
What is development? Where should we look for future? These questions are answered not by words but though the life of real people....
"Blue Flame" is a real story of a brave choice...
Munkhuu documentary
He has overcome his fears and insecurities, facing many challenges along the way. These include learning to ride a horse, spending the night in the steppe as a nomad, adjusting to the arrival of a new brother, and living away from his parents in a dormitory. When his father leaves early in the morning to bring the horses in from the pasture, Munkhuu wishes to join him before his brother does. He fears that his father will leave him behind and take his brother instead. This, too, represents a challenge for him. His family decided to leave the hustle and bustle of the big city and move to the countryside to raise livestock. This was a significant decision, especially for Munkhuu, who is about to begin school. During this time, Munkhuu has grown closer to the nomadic lifestyle and culture, which has existed for thousands of years. He has also gradually adapted to the harsh climate of the four seasons.
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Blue Flame 2
Documentary Series
Mongolia's nomadic lifestyle reveals a new dimension with each of the four seasons: spring lambing, summer abundance, autumn preparations, and winter resilience.
International Participants
Young couples from foreign countries will spend time living with Mongolian nomadic families, experiencing daily life, cultural practices, and the warmth of family life in traditional gers.
Mongolian Families
Young Mongolian families will travel abroad to explore local culture, daily routines, and customs of other countries, sharing their nomadic heritage.
Throughout the journey, participants will discover both differences and similarities, gain deeper mutual understanding, and build bridges to long-lasting friendship.
Seeking International Partners
"Blue Flame 2" is currently seeking international co-production partners, funding, and distribution opportunities.
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Huh Dul Creators
Meet the creative minds and passionate actors behind the "Huh Dul" project. Their dedication to authentic storytelling and Mongolian culture brings this series to life.
Actor
G. Altangerel
Actor
G. Nomuun
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