

During WWII, two injured soldiers, one Japanese and one Russian, are rescued and nursed back to health by a Mongolian goat herder.
Cinematography
Endless grasslands that swallow human conflict whole.
Acting
Badema's silent ferocity speaks every language.
Score
Throat singing that vibrates in your bones.

Director
Bayaneruul
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Director Bayaneruul is a painter-turned-filmmaker—every frame looks like a bruised landscape canvas.
The film uses almost no Mongolian, Russian, or Japanese dialogue, forcing universal human recognition—a deliberate critique of how language divides.