Fire, Ice and 100 Years of Survival: Grandma Alone at –72°C

Welcome to Life Below Zero Point – a cinematic journey into the coldest places on Earth, where –70°C to –74°C is just another day. Here you’ll experience extreme cold survival in remote Yakutia and Siberian villages, inspired by real life in the coldest inhabited places on Earth.

We follow grandmas and grandpas at –72°C, hunters, fishermen, reindeer herders, shepherds and entire frozen communities as they: melt ice for water, heat tiny wooden cabins with wood stoves, walk long distances through white tundra, survive Yakutia winters, and share food in frozen villages buried under snow.

Expect 4K, no-voiceover, no-music survival documentaries with only pure nature sounds – Arctic wind, cracking ice, crunching snow, wood splitting, fire roaring, dogs howling, reindeer snorting, river ice booming, and quiet footsteps in the taiga. Each film is slow, immersive and realistic, capturing life at –70°C, Yakutia winter, Siberian village life, off-grid survival, winter fishing under the ice, 7,000kg fish feasts, reindeer herding, wolf-threatened nights, and elders who have survived dozens of winters below zero point.

If you’re looking for extreme cold survival, frozen village documentaries, silent nature-sound videos, and real-inspired stories of people who live where most humans would never dare, subscribe to Life Below Zero Point and stay with us at the edge of the frozen world.

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