Yana Kovalkov’s Where The Sheep Rule presents the Faroe Islands through the contrast between their rugged isolation and modern reality. Her introduction describes remote villages, dramatic sea cliffs, waterfalls, strong winds, rain, turf-roofed cottages, and sheep alongside electric cars, shopping malls, Scandinavian architecture, Michelin-starred restaurants, and tunnels connecting the islands. Kovalkov reflects on being torn between the wild charm that attracted her and the contemporary society she encountered, describing the series as a small, biased snippet through which viewers can imagine a place they have never visited.