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Homeless in Yakutsk: Life at the Edge of Human Endurance
Yakutsk is the coldest city on Earth.
In winter, temperatures drop to -71°C and beyond.
This short documentary tells the story of people living on the streets in these extreme conditions.
Natalya was once a schoolteacher who raised five adopted children.
After her husband passed away, she lost her way and chose the streets.
Spiridon is a quiet orphan from a state home who still believes things will get better.
This film is not about homelessness — it’s about broken hearts, quiet strength, and survival.
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Permafrost by Scott Buckley | www.scottbuckley.com.au
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