Deep in the vast and desolate fields of Alaska, there is a little-known family, the Browns.The family consists of Billy Brown and his wife Amy, and their seven adult children (five sons and two daughters).They have grown up in this primitive environment since they were born and have almost never been exposed to modern society.Their distance from the world is incredible: for six or even nine months each year, they will not see an outsider.
In this isolated world, they formed their own unique accent and language system, which was called "wolf pack" between them, symbolizing their spirit of close unity and common survival.When night fell, the whole family of nine crowded in a small wooden house to sleep, snuggling with each other and accompanying each other warmly.It is no exaggeration to say that this is a peculiar family that is not found anywhere else in the United States.
According to the Browns, the wooden house they lived in for many years was confiscated by the government for the wrong location on public land and eventually burned down.At that moment, their homes turned into ashes, but they did not surrender.They still stick to their own way of life, with awe and dependence on nature, and continue to write their legend in this wilderness.
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Top Cast
Asa Siegel
Billy Brown
Ami Brown
Bam Brown
Gabe Brown
Bear Brown
Noah Brown
Bird Brown
Rainy Brown
Alaskan Bush People
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TOMATO SCORE
Generally Unfavorable
60
IMDB SCORE
Generally Unfavorable
Summary
Deep in the vast and desolate fields of Alaska, there is a little-known family, the Browns.The family consists of Billy Brown and his wife Amy, and their seven adult children (five sons and two daughters).They have grown up in this primitive environment since they were born and have almost never been exposed to modern society.Their distance from the world is incredible: for six or even nine months each year, they will not see an outsider.
In this isolated world, they formed their own unique accent and language system, which was called "wolf pack" between them, symbolizing their spirit of close unity and common survival.When night fell, the whole family of nine crowded in a small wooden house to sleep, snuggling with each other and accompanying each other warmly.It is no exaggeration to say that this is a peculiar family that is not found anywhere else in the United States.
According to the Browns, the wooden house they lived in for many years was confiscated by the government for the wrong location on public land and eventually burned down.At that moment, their homes turned into ashes, but they did not surrender.They still stick to their own way of life, with awe and dependence on nature, and continue to write their legend in this wilderness.
