misera beast is a cinematic documentary channel about real life in extreme cold. We follow Arctic peoples—Yakut, Evenki, Nenets, and Chukchi—surviving −50°C to −75°C: lighting reindeer-fat fires, building windbreak shelters, ice fishing, migrating with reindeer, crossing ice roads, repairing sleds and engines that never shut off. Minimal narration: action, ambient sound, and atmosphere carry the story. Each episode dives into ancestral techniques, permafrost engineering, fur and felt clothing, sled dogs, high-fat cold-weather diets, and the intimate relationship between humans, animals, and climate.
Subscribe for “24 Hours at −60°C,” “How They Survive,” “When the River Becomes a Road,” winter rituals, and cobalt dawns over the tundra—always with cultural respect, authenticity, and a cinematic look.

Nomadic Arctic life; travel across frozen lands; the search for food and heat; traditions and the science of survival; dialogue-free journeys with waves with consistent visual continuity.