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Director's Statement
Being nomadic, cultivating this ancient art of the shepherd living in direct contact with the earth, the animals and the cosmos, being true in friendship, open to surprising encounters, sharing time with fellow farmers once every year, is a wonderful hymn to freedom, an antithesis to our comfortable realities. I wanted my film to restore these realities to their closest, to become an adventure film that brings the viewer into the eventful life of a transhumance in which one can feel and hear the herd and connect to the breathing of the shepherds, a movie that makes you smell the scents of the earth and the mud, the wet wool and the forest, to be a concrete, realistic, earthy film. In other words, I feel my film to be as much a contemporary parable as a filmic meditation allowing inspiring dreams about freedom and creative life, not to mention the questioning of one’s own values.