I just watched it today, it is still Herzog's style, restrained and calmly recording the life of the people in a village throughout the year, there are industrious, alcoholic opportunists, and hunters say themselves. The secret of being able to live happily in this vast Siberian coniferous forest is actually: diligence, taking proper measures, and adapting to the seasons and the growth of all things. It is very similar to our Chinese Taoist culture, and Herzog spent a whole year in order to reveal this secret. He really appreciates his style of moisturizing and silent. When the camera finally landed on the running husky, I think even Herzog envied the dog who followed his master closely but never rode a sled throughout the long snowy road: freedom, independence, loyalty. I will forever belong to this pure white land with my honest but wise master...
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