Kamtchatka, a Summer with the Evens | SLICE | FULL DOCUMENTARY

[@DhavalPatel-jy7qy]

Thank you Slice and Anastasia for showing us this life and the strong will of Evan. So much to learn and be humble about life.

[@diane9247]

That was so beautiful! This family is delightful and I felt a great peace watching them. I just love Slice - high quality documentaries about fascinating places and cultures.

[@clayanderson4058]

"the middle of everywhere"... poetic, empowering, and true! Thanks Slice

[@lianefehrle9921]

50:21 she is what the world needs right now. “World calm down” I love these people and I don’t even know them. I cry now because I know that one day her way of life will pass on to the next generation. They will survive.

[@joelder1318]

I could watch this for hours. Thank you!

[@anonaki-mt6xb]

Evan utterly fascinates me. His fierce, rugged air of competence coupled with the deep peace he experiences living in the forest is both admirable and almost beckoning. I was sad when I finished the winter video with this extraordinary and special family, and am very happy to visit with them again. I must admit that, even though a stranger from the other side of the world, I find that I care deeply about this family. Love and Well Being from America :)

[@패미박멸]

Oh !, that're good words, comments. God blesses you

[@HLJlovejoy]

Love this family!! So glad they’re friends and we get to stay updated ❤.

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Yes, what a beautiful friendship ! Have you seen this documentary : kzbin.info/www/bejne/opuUlI2hj9Kdic0&lc=Ugx9fbS8lled5vKnAJF4AaABAg ? It is about the same family but in Winter.

[@mikhailkhramov4955]

Absolutely fantastic documentary! Thank you!!!

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Thank you for supporting us !

[@tongatopsir4686]

Watching from Sydney Australia. Thanks for sharing your vlogs and whata beautiful countryside. Everything is fresh and greener. I loved the kind of life in the bushes. God blessed the people of Kamchatka or Evan❤🙏

[@edbramfitt2300]

superb filmmaking Nastassja, Mike. May Ivki see you reunited some day soon. thank you all..

[@ikatsk7380]

Definitely both of the episodes are in my top 3 favourite documentaries. Love that family and peaceful voice of Daria.❤

[@robertmoore4444]

Thank you for this journey to real life !

[@cspring14]

I hope another update would be uploaded. This family keeps on growing on me. I hope that what they are doing will still be preserved. Pleaseeeeeee more update from them 😭🤙🎉

[@SMije-c4t]

Wow I would like to live a life like that stay away from all civilization fresh air fresh food thank Slice I can’t stop watching 👍

[@LatinButterfly]

What an amazing and beautiful family!!!! Love watching these videos so thank you for your hard work.

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Thank you very much ! Don't hesitate to subscribe ;)

[@Eddy_Clarice_WayOfTheComb]

Marvelous DOCUMENTARY

[@carlduplessis31]

I love being able to learn that there still are places like this .

[@margaritasun7908]

" why fish knows where they were born and goes back ... to die", just like man too ... " remarkable statement , which is true ❤ Which is happening now .. many who lives in chaotic cities where they got greater incomes gradually goes back in villages and lives a simple and peaceful life though hard tasks is expected ❤❤❤

[@edmundmiller70]

It is philosophically interesting to ponder. I've lived a lifetime in a forest. I came to live. Death is a part of life as is each day.

[@asimally9468]

AWESOME DOC....

[@ChrisPBacon007]

I will love to see more of this family please

[@brendalazoaquino4102]

Gracias por los documentales, saludos desde Perú

[@tomjohnson5191]

Beautiful. I live in the concrete jungle and would love to experience that sans mosquitoes!

[@edmundmiller70]

I live in a forest and have the luxury of modern amenities which they have few. Thankfully we're clad in bush gear. It is interesting to see people who have lived for centuries in the same location and still keep traditional customs. I'm pleased to have left that climate in favor of a warmer environment.

[@AdventureSam]

Love this❤️🇧🇦

[@eaton55r]

People have (in general) spent very little time in the natural world, those who have - somewhat are farmers and the rest are tourists. Please try to stay calm... I will start off with me - us act as if in a struggle against the natural world. I say no, No! I believe we struggle with and are a part of the natural world. That made a big change for my thoughts. The struggle is also often times the joy! That is one for some thought... Yes!? There are so many more words like 'struggle' to find and learn to enjoy. I find what I look for. Look for good or bad you can find it. Where yah look and who yah look with is also something. Yes!? I hope we all look better!

[@edmundmiller70]

Sad. Yet many people avoid people who live in country. Farmers and nature? History shows large farms have destroyed soil and water with chemicals and over fertilizing, and not crop rotating. Then they make golf courses and condos. They forget this land was taken from us and we were forced to move. It is the world's history of migration. Just think, just two centuries ago, ninety percent of US was forested. Today we have more desert than forests. And we have two foreigners (two has - beens) running for office; both with corporate sponsors.

[@andygarcis380-l1v]

I like to experience that kind of life in just one week, because if adapt myself, i wont be able to leave that life.

[@cnoujeim]

i've been. it is one of the most mystical places ever!

[@edmundmiller70]

It is truly amazing.

[@steveclark5357]

what a great family

[@watjejanssen7535]

beautiful

[@GizzyDillespee]

16:30 yo'n'ta change the wash water every so often, seeing as how the river's right there😢. Oh I'm in a troll mood today, but it's also true - when the water is so saturated that the dirt precipitates even when you stir it... then you wash the socks, and then you change the water!🤣 On a more serious note, thanks for these kamchatka documentaries. There are too mamy people, in most places now, for this lifestyle to be feasible for the vast majority of people. It's nice to know that this way of life still exists somewhere without government or hillbilly harrassment. In the US, that would need to be taxed private property, or else they'd have to move every 2 weeks (FS and BLM rules) and wouldn't be allowed to repair or improve any permanent structures. You only can cut thin (young) trees (the logging companies de facto own the trees once they get big enough for commercial harvest). Indian reservations are their own thing, but usually aren't on the most useful land. Yes I saw the documentary from the wintertime. I didn't expect a follow-up... what a pleasant surprise! Thanks.

[@GizzyDillespee]

42:52 I think it's noticeable everywhere. Where I am, it used to be snow all winter. Maybe rain at the end or beginning of a storm, if there was warm air ahead of or behind it. Then in the mid-2000s we started getting more ice and freezing rain, and there was a brief period in the mid-2010s where most of our winter storms were ice or freezing rain. That was the worst. Now, it mostly rains in the winter, but we do get occasional snow. It's cold right now, and there's a little snow on the ground, but it's supposed to warm up and rain starting tomorrow. The snow will be gone by the morning after. Which reminds me - throughout the episode, I wondered how these people dealt with obtaining petrol? I figured they bring some when the kids come back from town, in the summer, but that can't be enough for the year, can it?

[@villagelife-ek8rx]

anyone seen Haven if not please watch this beautiful documentary ❤

[@ССи-ч9о]

Спасибо за видео 🦅👏

[@lilaguzman713]

Oppsieee when he lost all The wood 🪵 😂😊

[@johnroff1941]

It is very verdant there. Surely vegetables must be able to be grown. But there is no mention of this.

[@edmundmiller70]

Because few vegetables grow well there. The cold climate ensures a short growing season. It is very wet in summer and rains a lot. Rodents and other wildlife wouldn't allow such cultivation to take place, even with dogs. Maybe rice might flourish of the Himalayan type. The harsh environment is the reason for the spartan population which flourishes mostly along the coast where there's a fishing industry.

[@coreyg367]

I know this is Russia but it makes me miss Alaska. Looks the same even the miserable mosquitoes 🦟

[@edmundmiller70]

Alaska was once a part of that kingdom that stretched to mainland AK. Czars claimed that land once they had clothing warm enough to endure that climate, and decimated the population all the way into Alaska where they put Russian settlements and forced labor, until Seward was approached by a Russian representative tactfully seeking funds for Moskow. Then, a deal got struck and money laundered through Man. Then US concocted a gold rush and Alaska got ransacked after being over fished and the extinction of many species, including natives which had gotten split up because of a Czardom that wished for everything, but destroyed everything in the process.

[@pianomanchristopher]

Considering the skeletons in the US history regarding their eradication of native American tribes, the Soviet Union, who allowed so many indigenous cultures to remain under their umbrella, doesn't look like such a harsh regime.

[@staceyhakaraia2065]

Beautfull lovely people

[@TokhBjm]

Please bring them all the needy things that they can survive easily

[@edmundmiller70]

No such thing as easy there. The weather will kill you if nothing else gets you, including a brown bear. emphysema is probably the big killer there. Even the healthy people there have an average lifespan of 74.

[@Viena-e5s]

I've been so keen of Kamchatka for many years and would like to be able to travel there some day. Nice documentary, but I am a bit critic against that this is a bit made in the view that Russian language is a threat. In my country almost no native people don't speak their original language nor do my children speak our native language. We are adaptable and sometimes there is no need for a particular language and it can die out according to my point of view.

[@ROGUE-GOVT86IT]

I envy you folks. I hope and pray you all are doing well. And In good health. My thoughts hope's and prayers are with you all. Nice shot hitting that duck over your shoulder.🎯🏆 You all take care and stay safe. God Bless you and your family's 🙏🏼✝️🙏🏼😊 Much love and respect from USA.❤️🤍💙

[@edmundmiller70]

Yes. US which took our land and sold it back to us. That's no different than the czar who took away raindeer and then makes the people now herd them while the money goes to Moskow.

[@emeliealegonero4043]

Wild and lifestyle

[@edmundmiller70]

Yes. Harsh.

[@ZLOiDOBRO]

Oh Russia! Great country!

[@connormorier9486]

Great country, terrible leader.

[@ZLOiDOBRO]

@@connormorier9486 Why terrible? Putin is strong leader who defends his citizens. Don`t believe american propaganda. Why doesn't anyone call american presidents George Bush or Obama terrible? Americans killed millions of people in Iraq and Afghanistan. Why do people live by double standards? Why can Ukrainians kill Russians and violate their rights? If Putin protects the rights of his own citizens, that’s normal. The Russians have huge territories and there is no need for them to capture anyone. Think about it

[@edmundmiller70]

Great country of many nations, languages and customs. Bad bad government takes from poor people and destroys their neighbor soly because of cowardace. That's sad.

[@ZLOiDOBRO]

@@edmundmiller70 I believe that the American government is the worst, they give weapons to the Nazis in Ukraine and support the war. The Russians defeated Nazi Germany, losing more than 27 million people killed. Every Russian family has a person who died in that war. They know better than others what war and Nazism are. The Russians are a strong people and they will win again, every student in their school will learn how to handle a Kalashnikov assault rifle. And if they support their government they live well. Perhaps too little time has passed since the collapse of the USSR in 1991 and they did not have time to carry out all the necessary reforms, because this is a very young country. Fact

[@lizjohnson2377]

God's Blessings 2All

[@edmundmiller70]

How do we save the rain deer?

[@joeldejonge2986]

@@edmundmiller70 rein...

[@Leopold507]

Broken car glasse?

[@astalm5528]

*they are NOT Evens, they are EvenKs* Greetings from KZ‼️🇰🇿

[@Margarita_Margarita]

Эвенки не проживают на Камчатке, они живут в более западных от нее регионах. Это именно камчатские эвены.

[@astalm5528]

@@Margarita_Margarita 🤨🤔😱 в чем разница между ними⁉️

[@Margarita_Margarita]

@@astalm5528 Википедия в помощь. Настасья антрополог, можете ей адресовать вопрос. А я просто прожила на Камчатке 20 лет, и мы своих знали - коряки, кереки, ительмены, эвены, на севере края - чукчи, но они уже не совсем наши.

[@edmundmiller70]

@@Margarita_Margarita thanks for sharing this distinction. It is very interesting .

[@edmundmiller70]

@@astalm5528 cousins sort of, but may see each as a different tribe and life style. One may tend to hug the coast for instance and another may prefer more inland.

[@rdzwancmay1348]

This is the real life..

[@Herry-y7e]

👍👍👍👍

[@pianomanchristopher]

Shouldn't it be spelled, "Kamchatka" and not "Kamtchatka"? In Russian it is Камчатка, but I think it's usually transliterated without the extra "t".

[@suneptokio6367]

😊

[@homedaily6570]

I lice

[@suneptokio6367]

I love russian😊

[@edmundmiller70]

Beautiful country

[@TomasPisak-xt2uj]

peppa

[@mdnorislam7633]

ij

[@jamesrodriguez975]

I like the show just can't read the words there small an blurry can't see them that well

[@hurrypeter]

And me working hard pay taxes having stress of paying bills to buy a car and make a house so when I die government take it for free, and look at these people how they live no worry about bills