NagaDBB
Those Who Have Reindeer
In remote Mongolia, families and reindeer coexisted in harmony before the land was affected by climate change.
Indigenous cultures are amongst the first to pay the price of climate change, often pushing them to the brink of extinction. This crisis is directly linked to our consumer culture.
Directors & writers
Jorik Dozy & Sil van der Woerd
Producer
Sean Lin
Credits
Directors & Writers
Jorik Dozy & Sil van der Woerd
Producer
Sean Lin
Cinematography
Nicholas Chin
Grown Up Daughter
Oyundelger Shinebayar
Tsataan Family Scene
Father • Altai Purevjav
Mother • Saruul Buyanogtokh
Young Daughter • Enkhrii Altai
Tstaan Woman • As Herself
Buyantogtokh Sandag
Line Producer
Byambadorj Altankhuyag
Line Co-Producer
Miyegombo Alexande
Production Coordinator
Bujinlkham Myagmarjav
Cook
Ankhbayar Borkhuu
Driver
Sansar Khaisvai • Lkhagvadorj Lodonsharav
Edit
Nicholas Chin
Colourist
Nicholas Chin
AC / BTS
Skaiste Kazragyte
Sound Design
Nicholas Chin
Music
'Rae' by Kevin Graham
Client
Naga DDB Tribal
Malaysia
NAGADBB 2018
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Endangered Humanity
This short film was produced for Malaysian agency Naga DDB, and their Endangered Humanity campaign, which set out to offer insight in how climate change is affecting indigenous cultures even in the furthest corner of the world.
It also brings attention to how climate change is affecting Malaysians. By 2030, 25% of Malaysia’s population will be displaced thanks to climate change.
The Endangered Humanity campaign also looks at the simple daily decisions that we make that brought us to this reality and how we can reverse that. From choosing to turn the lights off, to walk instead of choosing a 5-minute drive, to the food that we choose to consume.
Production
The film was shot in mid winter in Mongolia at temperatures down to minus 35 degrees celsius. The team traveled to remote locations in Mongolia in the south of Siberia where they embedded themselves with the Tsaatan, a reindeer herder tribe who live completely off grid in remote forests.
