Kinoalmanakh tells about a small ethnic group, the Selkups, who live in the Yamalo-Nenets National District. The film includes the following filming: view of the Taz River (filmed from a helicopter), cemeteries, landscapes of the taiga, everyday life of local residents living along the banks of the Taz River in the camp: fishing, cooking, reindeer husbandry, hunting, making sledges, picking berries, cooking food, skinning for sewing clothes, childcare, moving to a new parking lot.