Tuva: Independent People (2014)

Tuva: Independent People (2014) poster

These places have a tough climate, impenetrable forests and the no civilization. No one would wish to live here. No one except these people. Others would be frightened by the lack of roads but these people appreciate the freedom of movement. The vacuum of information preserves the tranquility of their souls. They do not have ID cards, salaries or pensions. Formally they do not exist at all. But in reality, they live here. They live happily and independently from the state, and they are able to enjoy the authentic beauty of nature in the Tuvan Republic every day.

Director: Mikhail Barynin
Genre: Documentary
Runtime: 96 min
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Production: Russian Geographical Society
Country: Russia
Language: Pусский
Original Language: ru
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Tuva: Independent People about?
These places have a tough climate, impenetrable forests and the no civilization. No one would wish to live here. No one except these people. Others would be frightened by the lack of roads but these people appreciate the freedom of movement. The vacuum of information preserves the tranquility of their souls. They do not have ID cards, salaries or pensions. Formally they do not exist at all. But in reality, they live here. They live happily and independently from the state, and they are able to enjoy the authentic beauty of nature in the Tuvan Republic every day.
Who directed Tuva: Independent People?
Tuva: Independent People was directed by Mikhail Barynin.
How long is Tuva: Independent People?
Tuva: Independent People has a runtime of 1h 36m (96 minutes).
What genre is Tuva: Independent People?
Tuva: Independent People is a Documentary film.
Where was Tuva: Independent People produced?
Tuva: Independent People was produced in Russia.