We Live Here

"We Live Here" takes place in the abandoned Kazakh steppe, a former nuclear test site. Two ecologists conduct research to identify radioactive areas that are unfit for life. Nearby, a person who witnessed the nuclear tests writes his personal memoirs, while his son struggles to save his sick daughter. Through the intimate story of a family across three generations, the film draws attention to the collective history of humanity and the serious situation we will face in the future. The steppe serves as a metaphor for our planet, which is now in danger of turning into a vast nuclear desert. Viewers witness the personal stories of the characters in the film and how they cope with the desperate situation around them. The film reveals the devastating effects of the nuclear threat and environmental pollution on human life, while encouraging viewers to think and act on these issues.

The film was shot in the steppes of Kazakhstan.