The Wolves Always Come at Night

A Mongolian family lives in a simple camp of tents in the Gobi Desert. They make their livelihood by herding sheep, while the effects of climate change become gradually more noticeable in their homeland. When an extreme storm wipes out their flock of sheep, the young family suddenly sees themselves forced to move to the city, where they illegally fight for survival. A film that tugs at the heartstrings, inspires reflection, and tells the moving fate of a family using beautiful images. 'We often hear in the media that climate change is creating refugees. This film shows how - using the example of a Mongolian nomad family. Heart-wrenching.' – Christian Jungen