Currently, we all are witnessing how neoliberal policies collapsed rural areas by eliminating small-scale production and, thereby, the economic self-sufficiency of the nations. As in Bulgaria and Turkey, youngsters across the world are leaving the rural areas where they were born and grown up for metropolitan cities or other countries with the hope of employment and regular income. The endemic body of experience and knowledge on traditional agriculture, folklore, and local crafts is day by day fading away due to the rapid aging of the population in the rural areas. Furthermore, the given conditions indicate that these assets are degrading because of the experienced erosion and cultural diversity is taking up a mono-cultural structure. Accordingly, villages are turning into touristic resorts or temporary festival grounds rather than sustaining as living cultural spheres. Audio-visual documentaries aiming to draw attention to this challenge are only accessible to a limited audience and fail to create the desired social impact.