Three families of herds people in the Mongolian Steppe are shadowed over the course of 30 days - a lush landscape on the border of Russia and at the intersection of traditional Mongolian culture and budding urbanization. This documentary aims to be an objective observer of a dying way of life at the hands of environmental degradation and encroaching international forces.

Through our three protagonists, we see how different generations aim to protect, survive, and fight for the traditional nomadic lifestyle that has supported Mongolia for over 3,000 years.

Director: Zack Brown

Producer: Charlie Hane

Associate Producer: Christian Schandlbauer

Director of Photography: Jack Duffy

Sound Designer: Kenneth Orozco

Editor: Mirjam Maier

Production Translator: Tsetsgee Damdin