Story of Tibetan Herders As Their Grassland Becoming Desert.
As the Deserts Come is a feature-length documentary about a small village of Tibetan herders and their struggle for survival against time and forces beyond their control. Set in the stark landscape of eastern Tibetan plateau, we watch members of a disappearing culture adapt and fight against the decimation of the grasslands that sustained them for generations. What can they do to survive? How do they engage their resilience and indigenous ingenuity to win this battle?
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Official Selection: Global Peace Film Festival
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Aired: The Educational Channel
Aired: Current TV
Yan Chun Su | Waterdrop Films | PO Box 17024, Boulder, CO 80308 | 1-720-675-8568 | yan at waterdropfilms.com