In the vast expanse of Siberia, an urban man named Teddy chooses to escape the bustling city in search of a life in harmony with nature.
Set against the backdrop of minus 30 degrees Celsius, the film shows Teddy's adventures living alone in the forest.
Teddy escapes the hustle and bustle of the city and drives an off-road vehicle to the ice and snow world of Siberia.
He found a simple wooden house in the vast forest and began a life of isolation.
This decision exposes him to extreme weather, hunger, loneliness, and the threat of wildlife.
However, in the process, Teddy gradually finds the gift of nature and a yearning for freedom.
Through the portrayal of the natural environment, the film shows Teddy's dialogue and relationship with nature.
From snow-covered winters to grassy summers, viewers can experience the pristine beauty of Siberia in different seasons.
Through sound design, the film brings the audience into Teddy's life world in Siberia, with the sound of the wind whistling, the cries of animals, and the sound of footsteps on the snow, enhancing the audience's sense of substitution.
In this lonely and free land, Teddy not only met local hunters and Aboriginal people, developed friendly relationships, but also became friends with wild animals.
His life was full of challenges, but it also allowed him to come to appreciate the gifts of nature and the yearning for freedom.
However, loneliness and longing often plague Teddy.
He expresses his loneliness in the forest, reminiscing about the connection with the city and his family.
Although he eventually chose to return to the city, the change in heart is eternal.
In this film, the natural environment, individual freedom, loneliness and loneliness, the relationship between humans and animals, and the bondage of social ideas all become important themes.
Through the experience of the protagonist, the audience is guided to think about the impact of the lifestyle of modern society on the individual's heart, and the importance of harmony between man and nature.