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Daava and his wife Zaya watch over herds of horses, sheep and goats roaming the rugged central Mongolian steppes. Herding is their livelihood source, but the increasingly extreme weather complicates survival in the harsh region.
Humans are affected by natural forces as much as animals. Herders’ lives are ruled by the rhythm of the seasons. They spend nights under the stars and witness the birth of each newborn. When the changing climate begins to push the herds and herding communities to the brink of survival, Daava and Zaya consider moving to the city. This means a major lifestyle change and new, unknown dangers. Breaking away from the natural environment with which they are deeply connected is not easy.
| Title | The Wolves Always Come at Night |
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| Original Title | The Wolves Always Come at Night |
| Original Language | Mongolian |
| Znění | original audio, children’s films dubbed in Czech |
| Subtitles | Czech subtitles, select films have descriptive Czech or English subtitles (look for the accessibility icons next to each screening) |
| Premiéra | Czech premiere |
| Film type | Feature film |
| Year of Production | 2024 |
| Country of Origin | Australia, Germany, Mongolia |
| Length | 96 min. |
| Tags | Nature, Lifestyle, Asia |
| Director | Gabrielle Brady |
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Language: Subtitles: Open Captions for Deaf and Hard of hearing |