Wild Horses of Mongolia with Julia Roberts 5/5

[@erin6074]

Life is not about what you have, it is about the feeling towards what you have. Mongolians owes so little, as Julia Roberts said, there is no privacy, no lock at the door. We aren't afraid if anyone will rob us. Because there aren't things they can really take. Because all we have is each other and our animals. Nothing more or less respect, love and strength.

[@oddish2253]

Their ancestors were promised the whole surface of the earth.

[@autopilotlevel7296]

Once I started the series I had to watch it all at once. Julia was the perfect guest

[@lydiahinloopen9537]

Julia did a great job on this, I visited Central Mongolia two weeks ago and experienced the same feelings, beautiful country, beautiful people; loved watching this, brought back so many great memories! love Mongolia....

[@mongol4104]

There is no such place as "Central Mongolia" in this world!

[@Emmy_pathy]

As a Mongolian, understanding the words they were saying to beautiful Julia, I feel so blessed🌷❤️

[@许海生]

This documentary was filmed 20 years ago, never thought that Julia had such emotional moments in such a beautiful land!

[@pocketsg6]

This was such a beautiful series, props to Julia, how great to see another side to her. And what a beautiful country and people Mongolia is!

[@MollyGrue1]

Amazing, beautiful people. Always liked them. Verry nice documentation by Julia Roberts.

[@billwessels207]

Enjoyed the 5 part series enormously. Thank you so much, Julia Roberts.

[@batuuksbatuuk5896]

thanks Julia Roberts for lived among the nomads of Mongolia and sharing your doc. Mongolia love you.

[@christinemulholland6806]

Thank You Julia, Today is my Birthday and this was such a speical chance to travel with you and the Mongolan people and there horses , to see there simple way of life and the camitmint and love they have for there family , and the living things around them. I do Hope that they recovered from that harsh winter and that climate change doesnt leave them devisted.. Much Love and Peace to you and them

[@AmydeGrelo]

I miss Mongolia... this made me totally homesick

[@LizCotton]

Fabulous insight into the Mongolian nomads and their wild horses. Very tastefully done.

[@mongol4104]

You mean that she tastefully exploited these little Mongolian kids?

[@hannahtaylor2933]

Mongol How did she exploit them?

[@natascha5864]

Thank you, dear Julia, I really enjoy all you documentaries, and especially this one, since I am also part tartar, as was Gengis Khan, and I also grew up horseback riding and love horses.🙂🐎🏕

[@rlredifer410]

I am heading there in about 2 months. Can hardly wait!

[@ramalama123]

i truly enjoyed this documentary! Love Mongolia, Julia Roberts and all the mongolians that appeared on this video.

[@billwessels207]

A beautiful lady with a remarkable amount of love!

[@sansetra]

tnx for upload. I love Julia. Welcome back again our Mongolia.

[@cecin2003]

An amazing documentary and thanks to Julia Roberts for sharing her adventure. I love Mongolian, the land, the horses, the sheep, the family, nature, ger. it's amazing, the 1800 pioneers in america should of learn to use the ger. it's warm in winter and cool in the summer. They didn't need dirt and all the bad insects. Love every bit of Mongolia.

[@McClernand4]

Julia Roberts is a great actress, a great rider, and a great woman.

[@JR-py2xd]

She is! Such a great human being!

[@Ihavthring]

like Julia + like horses + like documentaries = Thank you

[@magnaimisenheimer396]

I love my country. I love Julia Roberts. Mongolia love you Julia

[@dr.williamkallfelz8540]

I first saw this documentary when l was in grad school doing my Ph.D. in Philosophy (U. MD, at College Park). My jaw dropped. I'm in love!! 😍❤️ Of course I knew about her filmography, and her dazzling career. But l brushed most of the films aside (the snob in me 🧐), though Mystic Pizza, Erin Brockovich, Eat Pray Love, and August:Osage County really stood out for me, and l got to totally appreciate her depth and substance as a serious character actress. But this is on a whole other level. I see parallels between her and Heddi Lamar (glam movie star whose real passion was in invention and electrical engineering). Julia Roberts could've easily pounded out a Ph.D. and been an equally successful academic (and who knows, she may decide to do that as well!) But wow, what a beautiful, down to Earth soul. While l was in grad school, l had this silly adolescent fantasy of hanging out with her at a Dunkin Donuts or something for a few hours, and the funny thing is l bet you she's the type of person who would just do that! There are actually some interesting parallels we share: 1) She graduated a year behind me at a nearby "rival" H.S. (Campbell), l went to Chamblee H.S. 2) She briefly attended GSU while l was going to Georgia Tech, and we both commuted on the same route (we come from broken homes, and my Dad lived in Smyrna, where she's from, and sometimes l stayed at his place). There's a high probability our paths literally crossed on many an occasion during those days. Add to that, my Mom was attending grad school at GSU at the same time, and l used to go down and see her alot in GSU's urban campus. 3) One of my Master's degrees is from Emory University (an M.T.S.) and l specialized in Hindu-Christian studies. I teach seminars in Hinduism and certainly Julia's name comes up, re.: her conversation and practice of Bhakti! 4) l was engaged for a while to someone from Scotland, interesting to know her Scottish heritage (along with the German and English, which l share as well--l was actually born there). 4) Julia, my invitation's still on! I teach at Starkville MS, at MSU. If you ever get tired of the limelight, c'mon down and grab a cuppa coffee and a bowl of grits down at the Starkville Cafe! We'd love to have ya come visit, honey 😍

[@adamrose7207]

A very informative and entertaining documentary.I recently read some nonsense about miss roberts wanting her trailer moved because meryl streeps trailer was 2 feet closer to the set of 'august;osage county' than hers.I simply cannot believe that an 'A' lister that is prepared to kneel in poo and use a communal toilet could really be like that.Her genuine warmth toward her hosts comes through.A talented actress and a talented documentary maker.

[@pepecohetes492]

Excellently narrated and filmed, Ms Roberts was great, and the hosts were such good people. I enjoyed this immensely.

[@Zumbagirl517]

1:51 that’s when I got chills! Best part!

[@rogermiller7543]

I really enjoyed these videos

[@AmydeGrelo]

In a ger, everyone is equal and welcome. Winner or loser. Owner of the thousand horses or none. Everyone gets the same. Totally true

[@mikabeki9625]

This documentary is so good!! ❤😭😭

[@tahnindisguise]

"oh! that was exciting! except a dog got run over by a horse... but other than that everythings fine!" LOLOLOLLLLL!!

[@maloveng]

it's real but more reality and Julia is beautiful than in Movie.

[@motosikletto]

thx for this. she is adorable.

[@surench862]

Julia you have some warrior spirit in you 🥰. Hope you find it read 🤗

[@SuperAmarsanaa]

It's a really beautiful journey, I loved it since I was 9

[@pipgarden]

Whatever...it's a lovely doc. Well worth a watch ...heart in the right place , I think.

[@johnriley3946]

I enjoyed very much

[@AtomSphere]

well, i am so excited and i am fully enjoyed this video, dear Julia Roberts i hope you are fine and nice trip .

[@Kereyuli]

A Truly amazing documentary, thanks for sharing

[@aboyfromkarachi]

What a magnificent animal!

[@Rachel225566]

looks at those little ponies, just happily plucking along, they don't look too bright, but cute as can be!

[@btumurbaatar]

it's very cool so nice

[@galreserve2322]

Kid's like:hey, why aunt Julia is going away?

[@calzonemanjana]

yes is wonderful country

[@nyamuhaimn]

Proud to be in Mongolian

[@EricManuel212]

Nyambaatar Khadbaatar u look hot

[@purevjargalpuujee4845]

Julia Robert is real nomad.

[@Ihavthring]

children with no Ipods, cell phones, computers, nintendos, spider-man t-shirts... just themselves and nature. They grow up appreciating life more.

[@hellohello1247]

but it changed a lot nowadays in Mongolia.

[@stephaniebuchwieser9080]

awesome, but i wished she had brought a translator, would have loved to know exactly what they said and how they said it

[@dashnyamdorjgotov905]

Stephanie Buchwieser i think there was

[@cheungzane]

Those are some pretty tough kids!

[@SpicyTrifongo]

@3:20 "That was exciting but a dog got run over by a horse"

[@gameface3309]

ene iig odoo zuragtaar gargahgui yu hj bsin boldoo :)

[@EnkhturBayarsaikhan]

гарсан ш дээ хөө

[@Manlai555]

yup, he made it just in time :)

[@Tuya56]

Ter Mendsanaa bol unen alialagch maygiin nuhur bololtoi. Goy barimtat kino boljee.

[@Gentlemanthe2]

We are all one! thats what science has proven

[@Ihavthring]

watching the whole document i actually felt sad when Julia was saying "bye"

[@JR-py2xd]

Me too. If they saw each outher again? I would love to know that!

[@johnriley3946]

Julia; this wood have been 20Years ago did she travel With cameraman only?

[@Romarinho89]

1206 A.D.!

[@Gurizin]

She sounds and looks and behaves like my Biology teacher lol

[@namuunb1]

Woow. Odoo l uzej bgada haramjsin

[@bayarmaagochoo925]

Wow PRETTY WOMEN 😍

[@pipgarden]

The kid in the brightest uniform won?

[@gaansgns1579]

woooo

[@whiteeeeeeeeeeeee]

6:03

[@SaposaBear]

@Mongol, oh, you'd rather have it be called Outer Mongolia?

[@Munkhdelger-zw8tw]

yaya joohon hetsvv l bichleg bna bvvr ydarsn usand orhiinson gesn hvsel haragdaj bn shd

[@MrBikerboy832]

WE SHOULD APPRECIATE LIFE ... NOT MATERIAL STUFF

[@ВасьВась-о7л]

Нехуя не понятно чё калякаете но Джулия классная

[@One90972]

IT DOES NOT HAVE A FENCE.

[@ClClBOOM]

damn our younger's learn to ride at 2... I'm 17 but still can't ride a horse that good.... -_- Kinda dissapointing

[@BlueZoneBall]

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