“Welcome to the end of the world,” said a woman as we stepped out of a Bolero jeep, the government escorts trying not to clatter their guns while hopping down from the back. 

In the Autumn of 2013, Caleb Slain was one of three filmmakers recruited to explore the work of a team helping children in some of the most ignored area of the globe. We ventured out into the Indian state of “Nagaland,” one of the most remote regions of the eastern Himalayas to learn about its habitants, the health conditions of the children, and a group called “Vitamin Angels”.

This is the film that resulted, which earned a Vimeo Staff Pick that year.