Dear viewers! We present you a film — the result of 5 years of work and filming, annual trips to Agafia Karpovna Lykova of student-volunteers of MIREA-Russian technological University.
Это версия на Английском. Для всех кто хочет посмотреть русскую версию просим сюда youtu.be/SvpiuXsueLc
Детский технопарк РТУ МИРЭА «Альтаир» и индустриальный партнёр вуза компания Mail.ru Group запускают совместную акцию для школьников «В контакте с работодателем». Участников ждёт уникальная возможность пообщаться с индустриальными партнёрами вуза, представителями бизнеса и работодателями.
К участию приглашаются учащиеся 8–11-х классов. Участие абсолютно БЕСПЛАТНОЕ для всех желающих школьников.
Первым гостем в рамках акции станет Дмитрий Крутов, выпускник РТУ МИРЭА, основатель компании Skillbox, которая входит в активы Mail.ru Group. Skillbox – самая молодая компания на рынке онлайн-образования, лидер индустрии.
В 1989 году Агафья Лыкова получила приглашение выйти замуж от дальнего родственника из Абазы Ивана Тропина. Замужества не получилось. Перед этим событием к отшельнице пришёл волк из тайги и жил на заимке 3 месяца. Волка застрелил Тропин
Вторая часть про Агафью Лыкову. В этой части уже более конкретно перейдем к ее образу жизни. Покажу где она живет а также расскажу какие работы мы делали для нее.
Afghanistan is the world’s biggest exporter of black-market opium from which heroin is made. It’s a multi-billion dollar business, responsible for around a hundred thousand deaths every year and it’s a major source of income for terrorists. RT Doc travelled to the poppy fields where death is harvested to find out why no one can put a stop to this deadly trade.
When it comes to heroin, a non-intervention policy is still going strong in Afghanistan where over 90% of the world’s black market opium is produced. Most finds its way onto the international drug market and the profits fund organized crime and terrorist groups like ISIS, which is growing in strength here.
The dealers and manufacturers aren’t hard to find: they live in luxurious houses, have fields blooming with poppies and sell their narcotic wares in broad daylight. Even so, they still manage to evade arrest. Poppy fields are destroyed and drugs seized but it’s only ever the middle men who are punished, not the drug lords. There’s been a NATO military presence in the country for 14 years now but still, drugs production continues to grow.
Local people suffer from the drug business too, around 18% of the capital’s population are drug addicts. The places where drugs are sold and used are well known but the police are powerless to act. Mafia wars drive civilians from their land in the southern regions, forcing them into refugee camps in their own country. Opium growers get rich by plunging fellow citizens into the depths of misery.
RT Doc’s investigative team visited Afghanistan to document the Police’s losing battle against opium producers and its effect on the rest of the country. They talk to police officers, drug users and opium growers in search of a fuller picture and to ask why this massive and life-destroying industry continues to flourish.
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About 500 babies were abducted and appropriated by Argentinas military junta in the 1970s. Childless friends of the regime, often police and military officers, adopted and raised the disappeared dissidents’ children. Only decades later were the stolen children able to discover the truth about their origins, thanks to a group of grandmothers who never stopped looking for them. So far, the Grandmothers of Plaza de Mayo recovered identities of more than 120 Argentina’s stolen children. Hear some of their tragic stories.
Don’t miss the full documentary about Argentina grandmothers here — youtu.be/U_4Zq7ZC7u8
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In 1936, a family of Russian Old Believers journeyed deep into Siberias vast taiga to escape persecution and protect their way of life. The Lykovs eventually settled in the Sayan Mountains, 160 miles from any other sign of civilization. In 1944, Agafia Lykov was born into this wilderness. Today, she is the last surviving Lykov, remaining steadfast in her seclusion. In this episode of Far Out, the VICE crew travels to Agafia to learn about her taiga lifestyle and the encroaching influence of the outside world.
1 in 6 Americans takes a psychiatric pill. However, these come with worrying side-effects. To find out more about patients’ experience with these drugs, check out our new short doc.
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RT Documentary offers you in-depth documentary films on topics that will leave no one indifferent. It’s not just front-page stories and global events, but issues that extend beyond the headlines. Social and environmental issues, shocking traditions, intriguing personalities, history, sports and so much more – we have documentaries to suit every taste. RT Documentary’s film crews travel far and wide to bring you diverse and compelling stories. Discover the world with us!
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A beautiful little documentary of village life in Gyimes, in the South Eastern Carpathians in 2018. Ancient, vernacular, small farm-houses line the stoned side roads on which horse-drawn vehicles carry logs, hay, stone and people this way and that all day long. Most people live by small-scale farming producing their own honey, cheese, bread, veg and fruit, milk and meat. Water is always from the well, pure, sparkling and cold. Cows and sheep wear bells and high above the village the mountain meadows hum with insect life while the extraordinarily rich flora remains untouched by sprays and chemicals.
Szekler people, Romanias Hungarian speaking minority live in Gyimes, which now lies within Bacau county. The history of the area and its association with Transylvania, is very complicated… I am no historian and apologise for any errors I have made.
Enjoy the film, all taken with a little, hand-held Panasonic HC X920.