Arctic nomads vs. Cold: Their Homes are Genius!

Fuck, it's so cold. Stop being an actress. Let's go to work. Stop it. My mother used to work here. I came to her at the end of the war. That's how we met and started to live. Is everything in the tent? I have a hot kettle there. Maybe I should pour the kettle there? Pour it on your kettle? Kirill, Kirill. Near winter, they sew up such wonderful sleeping bags, which are called in Chekhov language kukuls. They take them with them, wrap them in a blanket, go in search of lost reindeer, climb into this kukul and no matter what the weather is like outside, it's warm. They also use it during nomadic life, when they build a yaranga, when they don't have enough time. They use it for a short period of time. Karina, where are we? Show me. We're in a tent. I have a hot kettle there. Maybe I should pour the kettle there? Pour it on your kettle? We've been doing this for a year now, and it's not going anywhere.