The Nomadic Night | SLICE | Full documentary

[@SLICEDocumentary]

We just add subtitles on KZbin if you can't read those on the video! Enjoy :)

[@saoladokchampa9554]

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[@deltycordova8683]

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[@mrvvrm5951]

It would probebly better whit out the translation. However it sucks. The whole set up. The only thing i liked is to see how the live and see the landscape. Its nice for a few days for sure not a week. I rather work my ass of for that damn money. The woman was right saying: weather your here or there you have to work, but I ratter wash my hear, or have light from the wall, then to put a lamp in my mouth. Beside that i like to meat new things new people evryday on my work. Seeing evryday only sheeps, will makes me said.

[@dulcehajjar5826]

👏🤗😀❤️

[@samj5868]

Just add the youtube automatic subtitle in english :)

[@milanvanstaden]

I'm always in awe of people who understands life,. Most of them didn't even finish middle school and have broader view of life. RESPECT!

[@bishakhagogoi3577]

Appreciate your thoughts!

[@АкмуратЖансери]

I think even primary school.

[@animistde]

thats because school is narrowing your view not broadening it

[@yvonnecostello2231]

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[@yvonnecostello2231]

@@АкмуратЖансери or a few things put o9kgjohimu Up Undejo 9

[@nataliat1458]

These documentaries by Marianne Chaud are beautifully and respectfully made!

[@mpatrickthomas]

THE BEST👍👍

[@goldenhimalaya]

Marianne Chaud 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheNeeyang]

Her and that British lady who traveled with the Mongolians. Talk about the upmost respect & embracing of one’s culture & love for the people.

[@soniarose1983]

Except she never helps them, just watches as they do backbreaking work. She still eats with them!!

[@peaceforall1291]

@@soniarose1983 how do you know if she helped or not? I am sick and tired of people like you with so much negativity on internet.

[@armandob.castenelli3525]

These people speak from the heart and it all makes sense even in this educated civilization. Everyone chooses their happiness from what surrounds them. Wise people.

[@mrashid3643]

When the goats left my heart literally sank. The inevitable is knocking at the Karnak door. The emotional barricades built over years in these harsh conditions come crumbling down as the tentacles of capitalism enslave the free people of the world into a camouflaged system of slavery from which there is little escape. Marianne Chaud you should take a bow for bringing this remarkable and honest depiction of the emotional and mental struggles of these nomadic people as they grapple with the notion of giving up their free lifestyles and joining the ranks of slaves. This is truly heartbreaking.

[@deborahdean8867]

Capitalism doesn't enslave people. Capitalism is simply barter and trade. The true problem is those whose companies are too big, like Apple and Microsoft and Google and Amazon.......they arent stealing money, they are stealing capitalism from the people so that only the big companies can practice it. They are stealing capitalism from the common man. Its government that steals freedoms. By taxation you are enslaved. Some government is good and some taxation because this is simply people cooperating for certain goals. But when government gets too big it does excess taxation which is a burden to people's independence. As today, to get extra taxes from the labor if women as well as men the tell them freedom means a job and abortion......all to keep them working hard and paying taxes. Capitalism is being stolen from the little guy.

[@Chiefleif91]

Agreed

[@Chiefleif91]

@@deborahdean8867 your disillusioned

[@deborahdean8867]

factfactory suuuure I am. When a system fails time after time the ones who believe it'll work 'next time' are the delusional.

[@lenan1222]

This people are suffering

[@aghagon]

Marianne Chaud is the best !!!!!!!!

[@nancycrabtree6312]

It’s difficult to have hope when life is so hard. My heart goes out to these people. I love the way they accept Ms. Chaud and tell her the thoughts and opinions they would not tell the others. She asks relevant questions. Their concern for their children and old people is universal to all. I especially loved the man telling how parents should be protected and cared for.

[@sandradillon9927]

I love watching these videos, they are about real people and their struggles in life. It makes me feel thankful for what I have. I am not strong enough to live the life they do but I truly respect everyone of them for there strength, and beautiful view of life. Thank you Slice for bringing us these videos.

[@ludygraceambros4148]

Nomads hearts are pure. Yes life is hard in the mountains but they keep a positive outlook in life. So sad that the community is slowly disappearing.

[@tadeusz11000]

A reminder to all who aim to tell stories of the lives of remote peoples, that great storytelling requires access, commitment and a considerable time. Marianne has shown great devotion and love for this region and it’s people, and has singlehandedly developed a unique knowledge and perspective, which very few have. Her documentaries are not just aesthetically and creatively well crafted, but an important documentary of a disappearing life in an ever changing world.

[@lucielamontagne8777]

😮

[@Queen-of-Swords]

Yes she learned their language. Amazing.

[@maralfniqle5092]

A very touching and sad depiction of what is happening to these people. Their down to earth attitudes and philosophy on life is extraordinary and their sensitivity too. Their life ties to their livestock and sad departure of the goats, heartbreaking. The cities offer nothing, certainly not autonomy especially now.

[@cindiemoore2530]

What a beautiful culture so sad to know it is dying out. I was so impressed by how these people shared their lives, and struggles with the film maker and so quickly considered her a friend.

[@goognamgoognw6637]

To be entirely fair, and really i know, her culture has something to do with it. French culture is especially understanding and listens to any civilization and it might not be something many want to hear but anglophone countries do not listen to other culture's way of life, they exploit, oppress and think everything in term of dominance and power. usa even invented extra territorial rules where they want to apply their own rules when they're on foreign sovereign soil, the arrogance. Missing on life in the process.

[@Dzidekification]

I really respect these people way of life. They're making a conscious choice knowing the consequences of their choice. The wisdom, humanity and simple compassion for each other and their animals and this makes them a very special humans. I am learning from them, they're showing me the way to live happily.

[@Natasha76234]

When the lady asked why are you with your camera, do you like my husband? I couldn't help but laugh out loud, because it doesn't matter your culture women are women every where. People are people no matter your origin, ethnic groups, culture within a culture we are the same.

[@korthosen949]

had to laugh hard when she told the camera women to wash her hair another shot fired

[@IF_IT_BEATS_THERES_HOPE]

I totally agree with you. it's crazy how women are like that. she probably should have apologized and made her intentions clear. just here to film, not take your hubby. lol

[@Natasha76234]

@@IF_IT_BEATS_THERES_HOPE personally I wouldn't have replied either,its better to use honey with our words than add insult to injury. The lady is probably dealing with so many things and her emotions can be high.

[@zakirahhakim1097]

true ı laughed too greetıngs from Afrıca

[@Natasha76234]

@@zakirahhakim1097 greetings from Trinidad

[@mpatrickthomas]

You guys are THE BEST in your vids.No fancy intros or music throughout.Just a camera capturing life in what seems like it would be in the Bible days.Such beautiful people and you captured the very essence of it.Fantastic Job.Im hooked on Slice vids now.

[@tashinamgyal9503]

Probably one of my ancestor have experienced such great things , i .e living great life in nomads. Bag of love to all ladakhi nomads .🖤🖤

[@raveendranayar194]

Brave Girl above 4500 meters, in Himalayan unknown Village! Thank you Marianne Introducing Karnak to us

[@lindadeavours3327]

I respect these people . My heart goes with them .

[@mariaparker7545]

Truly wonderful documentaries. and not a tourist in sight thank heavens! Slight bit of unease when the wife was so obviously jealous but a fantastic insight in how other people live. and we think we are so hard off! Thank you Marianne..

[@mpatrickthomas]

Just walking around with a camera.LOVE IT👍👍

[@tonyeclau]

Wow, Excellent! Right into the hearts of the nomads. Really sad to see them giving up their traditional way of life for a city life. But then, life is really hard for them. Working everyday without a day's rest. Thank you for this eye opening documentary. I'm touched. Wish you could follow with another documentary on their life after moving to the city.

[@tongbaimasongilmore3603]

I love.country but I rather live in city where is convenient and we can keep the country living in our heart as sweet memories . im glad my parent only leave me small.piece of land. I gave it to my kids .bcuz I won't have patient to work on.the land and eat off the land .

[@mrvvrm5951]

That aint life. Its sheeps and sheeps and talk about what. Not that i do better talking. But love this life we live. Fucking and talking around smoking weed dancing, meating other people. Nice bed. Shower. Seeing nice ass of Sheeps hh woman life aint that bad over here. Why your not going there to keep it alive...? Hh or do you just love it like your fish in the bowl to see, he might not be there anymore one they?

[@devendragajbe4126]

I respect those people because they respect nature but other educated People they are going to Kill everyone.

[@tonyeclau]

@@tongbaimasongilmore3603 I do hope life is better for you in the city. I wish I can meet you one day.

[@amstergal]

Ladakh is so beautiful and I've long been fascinated by the people living there. Exquisite filming and cinematography; my heart breaks to see this way of life disappearing and we can feel their grief as they sell their goats and give up everything they've ever known.... and I wonder how their lives are when they do move.

[@mohdfahmi8841]

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[@mohdfahmi8841]

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[@brunomueller6793]

I greatly enjoyed watching this documentary. It teaches one thing: no matter where you live and how much you have, people have all the same sorrows. It is sad in a way that it ended like this - everybody left their ancestral heritage. Now there is only empty wilderness on the mountains. Marianne did a good job listening, asking the right questions, and learning their language. Very nice job.

[@reinhardfeiler240]

I admire those philosphers among the nomads.

[@nainitalism]

An excellent documentary Marianne . Despite their hard life it is heartening to see they haven't lost their sense of humour.

[@sallybutton6237]

This is the true path to happiness. Hardly any material possessions but conversation & togetherness. No family member glued to their phones or iPads lost in their own little world, all sitting together but mikes apart.

[@bengoh3907]

Living in harmony with nature should be the true essence for humanity's quest for real happiness and spiritual tranquility. When money becomes the unyielding quest for happiness, humanity subconsciously falls into self-destruction.

[@jascintarebello3234]

Money is truly the beginning of evil just like electricity. How lucky the people are who live the life of ancient for they are truly content and happy.

[@annasteele9464]

What a beautiful film , and the life they have is both beautiful and hard. I love their sense of humour and vision for life. Wish I could support them. Thanks for sharing this absalout treasure. Regards from Iceland 🇮🇸

[@mech3375]

For those who chose to leave, I wonder what their lives in the town now? Could you tell? I love watching documentaries just like the ones you’ve made about the lives of these beautiful people. 🏔 Thanks

[@himanshu5379]

KZbin is a strange place. Better the content. Lesser the views

[@mpatrickthomas]

You know what..That is soooo true.Most people are used to scripted acting "reality" shows like Survivor ect where everyone is good looking and rich.This is reality at it's finest

[@MrPartyplopper]

it`s organic. the crowd follows what`s trending/famous. most look for recognition approval and the feel to belong somewhere, normal. once stepping out of the trending train and discover the world is out there and has its beauty hidden everywhere is good to realize. Keep on discovering what's out there and yourself

[@omoikane8961]

That and the fact that the video has 166 dislikes...

[@NinaLetizia]

You are right my friend, but it is just "humanity" that is becoming stupid... blessings!

[@MrPartyplopper]

@@NinaLetizia have faith, education development+the internet has made it easy and widely available for the ones who like to learn. it is the entire speed of humanity and populational growth which makes it equally difficult to get every individual the support needed to fully develop well in their home society/country. mental health is the most important thing at the moment. but that is something that unfortunately is not yet receiving full attention all over the world. soon please.

[@salzpfeffer772]

This is the reason I´m still visiting KZbin. Among all the trash you find here, you can as well admire a wonderful piece of art like these videos! Thanks a lot to the producers of this masterpiece❤

[@irisvucemilovic79]

Realy a very best

[@zippyzipster6863]

These people are living such a hard and difficult life, yet they still manage to smile so warmly.Beautiful film 🥰

[@debbiemohekey1509]

They seem very joyful, kind, patient and good-humored.

[@Jonathan-ts6cm]

Beautiful film, so much suffering because of changes that are happening all over the world. thank you very much!

[@davebasal5766]

My childhood was like this, You understand something's value after you lose it, now I live in a big city... missing the mountains the most

[@neridaduncan2710]

Lets go :)

[@borizovskimilan]

The last man from the village where my father was born (We occasionally went to our old stone house to rest) liked his shepherd-lifestyle but his wife and 2 twin daughters did not. He wanted to live with them in the city so he sold his sheep to move and work in a Fabric that distributes pipes or something. He misses the freedom from his previous life, and says that, although he lived more primitive life in the village, he is poor in the city.

[@KachoeKachoe-fx4kl]

My childhood was like this. I respect and missed the place. Less green to see but fresh air and happy with animals.

[@jlopez2824]

Hello everyone I also group up in this lifestyle in Mexico in the mountains it was hard to let go I missed the most the mountains and the food

[@adnanbinabdullah9615]

Then leave the city life..go back to simple lifestyle.I think that's more peaceful n cool rather then hectic city life. Chasing money will not make you a really happy n free man.

[@linnyee5079]

I wish the lady who made this film goes back and provides an update? I never get tired of watching this. I wonder how the people are doing after moving to the city. Did they move back?

[@msshy2429]

Me too curious about it

[@davidxiao8821]

Thank you Marianne again for your great effort to make such beautiful and breathtaking documentary. 🙏🙏🙏

[@miriamcjackson706]

Ladakh is like no other place. I feel for these beautiful people and their dwindling nomadic culture. I feel myself wanting to say … don’t leave the night skies and the vast days, the tumbling other worldly light and silence.

[@examprep9410]

I agree with you for the "night skies" part, it's a great place for watching milky ways at night

[@Kflan1975]

Beautiful

[@stanzinodgan6271]

Such a beautiful presentation Loved it.. Eastern Ladakh A heaven in its own term. Want to thank Slice For the documentary. Though I’m an Ladakhi But these places have remained unseen by most of Our own people. Specially the modern generation.

[@maecarpenter6735]

Dear Marianne Chaud, please put subtitles larger and in black boxes as the background is usually close to white. I cannot see on my little phone. I love your documentaries, by the way.

[@PAULLONDEN]

Even with shadowed subtitles this would be very hard to read on a smart phone. I watch this on my laptop where the subtitles are more easy to read, but only if you watch in "full screen".,

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Hey! We jut add KZbin subtitles so that you can read it! enjoy!

[@victory2213]

You can click on on the "CC" thumbnail on the video to get the translation.

[@chonamanuel5985]

@@victory2213 thanks for the info

[@BROMINE_bz]

No, they will cover the video 🥲

[@devimealha8063]

Loved this beautiful, genuine video. About 25 years ago I was in Ladhak with a trekking group and adored the experience of those lunar landscapes and nice people. Thank you Marianne for making these videos, I will watch more of them surely! Much love from Portugal!

[@eeagle0072]

I just found this beautiful channel 2 days ago I had watch more than 10 videos I'm addicted to this channel Amazing documentaries

[@lilianarodriguez1928]

What I see here is people who who appreciate what nature provides to them to live their lives. And I can see most of them are happy if not all of them. I’m laying here in bed with a couple weeks off from work to deal with my depression. And watching these videos makes me realize how easy most of us have it that we can get some time off our jobs and our illnesses are taken seriously (sometimes). Imagine when they do get sick or can they get sick? Has any of them ever have a mental breakdown? Do they believe in some of these illnesses or are they considered for the weak only and so considered shameful. How do they deal with pain and child birth. Did COVID-19 ever hit over there with them? These are questions I would really like an answer too.

[@sandrawestley4193]

They have no time to indulge themselves they just have to get on with life, don’t work, you don’t live because your animals are not being looked after, in this sort of life, there’s not time for self at all. If we all lived like this and not indulged ourselves life would be a lot better.

[@margaritasun7908]

Their daily life is hard , their character is tough & solid but their heart & soul is soothing . Sadly , just like other nomads / tribes / ethnic group , their tradition & culture are slowly dying .

[@SanjeevSaxena250690]

I wonder, in spite of all the hardship they face everyday, they manage to put up smile on their face and live with it! Appreciate the work of Marianne ! Keep up

[@markokada7311]

Astounding & overawing doc. regarding the life of the nomads in the plateaus of Kamak in the Himalaya mountains that is irrefutably unsurpassable & superb in terms of her( Marianne Chaud) meticulous attention to details. This is mesmerizingly enjoyable & admirable rare & one & only one valuable documentary of gritty, valiant, courageous, happy, blissful & yet optimistic Himalayan nomads. Had it not been for this doc., I'd have no ideas how they manage to live or rather survive in such a desolate barren lands. I'd express my sincere gratitude to SLICE for the documentary. (11/28/21)

[@ΜπεττυΜπεττυ-δ6ρ]

I DON'T LIKE REVEALING CORNERS IN THE WORLD TO GO TO TOURISTS TO DESTROY POOR DOCUMENTARY

[@STP477]

Thank you SLICE for the documentry for showing the real challenges of the tribe

[@jjjjjjjj5745]

I love this documentary... Thank you. They are very hard working people and very harsh weather condition. May God bless them. 🙏

[@erygoodguy]

This is a really really hard movie for me, I feel sorry and sad for them. Thank you for making this movie, it really give me many lessons in live

[@avishekgadal7170]

videos without exaggerated music is the real music to your ears, , the real peace and silence in these videos are so beautiful

[@INTUITIVENORSK2303]

Marianne Chaud, once again, Merci Beaucoup!! This documentary is amazing, precious, inspiring, touching & so educational for we in the West. Once i start watching your documentaries, regarding real & incredible human beings, i cannot stop until it's fully finished. We always think our lives are hard, yet, when watching such an upload, it's easy to realise how fortunate we are & how relatively easy, our lives are, for the most part. These Nomadic peoples, have certainly faced many obstacles and challenges, yet they've survived & even thrived, for many generations. It's so very sad & heart breaking, to see them leaving their homes & their unique way of life. In reality, it feels so....final, yet not within their hearts and minds. It would be nice to follow these wonderful people again, once they get to the big cities. I'd like to know how they get on. Your videos are truly amazing & you really capture the best within every cultural group, their lives, their personalities, not to mention, capturing the best of their surrounding scenery. My best wishes to you and to all. Peace x

[@rigzinyangdol2889]

It's a simple n a beautiful documentary.Very sad that these keepers of Changthang land are moving to cities n town for a better' living.,Life is hard there but there is happiness ,they will lose their laughetr n smiles once in choglamsar

[@arvindkaur6387]

Beautiful documentaries, good content, giving us an insight to this innocent lifestyle if ladakhi people. Loved it .Thank you.

[@ecoxocticeternal816]

And this is the land china wants.

[@truetraveller6035]

👍

[@carlossilva-ob6uw]

👏👏👏👍

[@lovejotsunny3479]

@@ecoxocticeternal816 and its choronicaly land belongs to the khalsa raj

[@rsdogra1595]

@@lovejotsunny3479 , correct

[@PaktiawalZazai]

The best nomads documentary i ever watched , thank you for the outstanding work

[@MadhuriDate-f5t]

I had been to Zanskar and Aryan valley this August. The people there are pure hearted and very simple. O wow! I can see Dr. Ambedkar's picture at their place. A big salute.

[@bernieyuen8445]

Thank you for the upload and sharing us this intimate relationship you had with the nomads! You were close enough to be called a big fat caterpillar and they seeked advice even! It is so unfortunate the shepherds has to give up their traditional way of living. But evolution and change is the way of our universe. Cherish life whenever we can and make the best out of everyday. Namaste

[@franciscabonsel2237]

Another stunningly beautiful docu. But this time it made me sad. Life is tough. I hope they do not regret their decision to move to town.

[@irisvucemilovic79]

Thats a life their destiny they are just decided

[@Np37470]

another beautiful film. I actually recognised the voice of the woman behind the camera. You are very talented, please keep on making such fascinating documentaries

[@stanzinnorphel5865]

Amazed by marianne's interaction with the nomads. The fact that she catch up with the changpa's accent. 😍😍😍

[@blueswan2175]

It appears that it would be hard for someone filming and of course the native peoples may get offended for one reason or another,you do a great job of walking this line Marianne

[@infinity2493]

What beautiful people, what honesty , what simplicity, they live with each other without the fake courtesy and self importance and forced or imposed smiles we see in so called "educated" people.

[@noloqueee3951]

Thank you Marriane for these beautiful stories 💙

[@arseniagalang2854]

I like your channel..to watch how other people in different part of the world live..interesting to see them happy with their life..

[@autumnleaves2766]

A very good documentary which captures the harsh way of life for the nomadic families of Karnak. It's amazing how many goats and sheep they have given how little vegetation there is for the animals to eat. Impressive that the film maker learned the local language so she could get closer to the nomads. They seem very good humoured, often smiling and laughing inspite of the harsh lifestyle they lead.

[@sandradillon9927]

I love the translation. It gives us an idea of what is being said.

[@FIFO.84]

It’s so sad watching this communities live behind there cultures and ways of life, but that’s the world we are living and is been happening true al our history. They are not the first Or the last. Great job filming this I love it!!!

[@cheryl6404]

I enjoyed this so very much. My father did as well. Beautiful, precious people. Praying that God will meet each one's every need. Thank you so much for sharing this film with us.

[@jigmetskalzang5851]

Angmo so sweet of🤗🤗 you....pleased to see them happy☺️☺️...I love kharnak😍 😘

[@ceciliaray6297]

for millions of years Human survive their harsh environment be it in Amazon jungle Sahara desert in Antarctica etc..with their unique culture GOD IS GREAT...thank you for sharing this wonderful video

[@PortmanRd]

Omg!! I must be addicted. I'm finding myself watching these videos back to back.

[@tammiewinter800]

Thank you sharing your life with us !

[@josiesophtakpo8472]

They have knowledge otherwise how would they survive. They speak with wisdom in their minds heart and soul, much respect 🙏

[@daisydupre4873]

Beautiful documentary love the beautiful mountains and all their way of life very wholesome and the people so so beautiful! Thank You ❤️

[@rktelangba]

Nomad life style. Nice documentary 👍👍💐💐

[@iriswilliams2266]

THANK YOU, NOW I GET TO APPRECIATE, SEE, AND HEAR ABOUT ALL THE DIFFERENT PEOPLE AND CULTURES...THIS TAKES AWAY THE ISOLATED WAY OF THINKING SO MANY OF US HAVE, WHEN WE ARE NOT ABLE TO TRAVEL TO FAR AWAY PLACES ON THE BEAUTIFUL EARTH ALMIGHTY GOD HAVE CREATED FOR US...SOME OF THESE PLACES GIVES ME AN IDEA OF THE USA. MUST HAVE LOOKED LIKE, BEFORE MAN DECIDED TO IMPROVE IN ITS NATURAL BEAUTY, BY BUILDING APARTMENTS, SINGLE FAMILY HOMES TOO CLOSE WITH VERY LITTLE LAND.....CUTTING DOWN TREES MAKING APARTMENTS, HOUSES ON TOP OF ONE ANOTHER....THESE PEOPLE ARE FREE!!!! I CAN SEE AND FEEL THE PEACE, LOVE AND JOY THEY HAVE FOR LIFE.....MORE THAN I HAVE SEEN IN A LONG TIME ...I WAS RAISED ON A FARM AND THESE VIDEOS BRINGS BACK GOOD MEMORIES OF BEING YOUNG, FREE AND VERY, VERY HAPPY!!!!!..THAN I HAD TO MOVE TO THE CITY TOO CROWED AND SOME OF THE CHILDREN AND GROWNUPS WOULD FUSS OR CAUSE SOME TYPE OF DISAGREEMENTS OF SOME SORT CAUSING FIGHTS, SOME WOULD BE DRINKING OR USING DRUGS.. THERE WERE GANGS IN THE CITY, SOMETHING TO THIS DAY I STILL DO NOT UNDERSTAND ..WHY? ANYWAY, I AM A CHRISTIAN NOW AND MY EYES ARE OPENED TO THE TRUTH AND I UNDERSTAND LIFE IN THE WORLD AND THE HEART OF MAN ...AS GOD TELLS US..FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION AND THE COMING BACK OF OUR LORD AND SAVIOR JESUS CHRIST..THANKS AGAIN..

[@rajyogini123]

I'm a fan of all ur documentaries, beautiful contents, hope you wil win an Oscar awards in near future , tq so much 🙏👌

[@adiakammo9105]

you are right,,the cinematograpy content and scenic view of their videos are perfectly done,,i just recently found their channel,,hope it grows with million subscribers too

[@ajaybhagat5746]

Very deeply appreciate your work. This documentary is full of emotions and tells the hard life of leh shepherd. Beautiful work ❤️👍

[@yarakodmous8818]

I love your work. What an adventure to take us on. Merci!

[@hansabbuehl7859]

Beaucoup de respect er d`admiration pour Marianne Chaud.

[@Sparks53]

Great background music! To some extent I envy their generally peaceful lifestyle as they aren't burdened by politics and problems of the world around them. It is sad to see their way of life slowly coming to an end.

[@gzv777]

What precious moments you have recorded. It is sad that they are moving to town. Thanks for the footages and your hard work!

[@atoniocardia3678]

Voglio aggiungere che è uno dei più belli documentari che io abbia mai visto !

[@Tser]

I felt so bad for the woman who had to sell her goats to the butcher to live closer to her children. She loved those goats. She was upset that the butcher was treating the kids roughly. Such hard choices to make.

[@budg7525]

When you say 'kids' are you referring to the goats or the children?

[@Tser]

@@budg7525 The goats. If the butcher was roughly handling her human children it would be even more alarming....

[@himanshusingh5214]

hmm

[@carlosgesto5117]

Marian’s you are a legend 👍👍👍👍👍🇵🇹🌏🥂

[@zippyzipster6863]

One of the best documentaries about nomadic life I’ve ever watched, thank you 👍🙏🏽😁

[@rashayaphiri7066]

I love their free spirit and always jovial

[@manjusharma5074]

What a fabulous documentary . You have done a great job specially learning the dialect .

[@JosephNorway]

Nice and warm documentary video. Thank you for sharing.

[@NinaLetizia]

Beautiful images, stunning landscape, meaningfun talks with the locals. THANK YOU SLICE / Marianne!

[@phuntsognorbu6533]

What a beautiful documentary. Loved the cinematography. Good wishes from Ladakh..🙏 Julley..Angmoley..

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Thank you for your nice comment! We're glad you enjoyed it. 😊

[@adiakammo9105]

I am an avid fan from Philippines. I love all your documentaries. All are perfectly captured. Nice job slice.

[@boulletboullet7779]

Life is so peacfully there..Thank you for making this video

[@MushroomFilmsNeetuSingh]

One of the best documentary I have seen.

[@veragelever346]

Thank you for the beautiful beautiful video!! You made it with a great respect!,And subtitles are fine now!!! ❤️

[@SLICEDocumentary]

Thanks a lot for your comment! Happy you enjoyed it :)

[@furrysfriend5150]

How simple life they live but how deeply they understand life.

[@gullrose506]

Amazing and best documentary for ever. There are too many lessons for us! Thank you.

[@Dovid2000]

A barren, but beautiful, landscape. I always wonder how sheep and goats that live in such terrain can find sufficient fodder (grass) on which to live.

[@brunosterenberg1275]

great documentary, a bit sad, leaning to the end of this nomadic way of life. i highly appreciate your efforts to create such content and found comfort and peace seeing life as i believe to have been lived by myself, maybe in past lives.. truly grateful.

[@noobinsaan6185]

Just amazed!!unexplored nomadic life so innocent people yet so hard life😞the conversations make the vlog more real and informative.lovely landscape captured beautifully and soothing background music👍👍👍👍

[@healthrecord508]

25.37... you are not a yokel!!! Omg'ness, you are so blessed to be living amongst such beauty and tradition. If you leave, you will end up empty and dissatisfied.

[@franciscopedro1337]

Congratulation Marianne for more this beautiful documentary. 👏👏👏 Greetings from Brazil. 🙏🙏

[@maritegargallo9061]

Thank you for the documentary. ,I wish the best for these nomads are staying there and for those went town a future so uncertain for two both. So touching testimonies.