A downward march of a herd and also that of a relationship, from the high mountains of Pindos to the plains of Thessaly for wintering.

Evgenia is an idealistic young woman who is angry at the entire world. She keeps a diary, referring to herself in the third person singular, imagining herself as a heroine who returns to the embrace of nature intending to record its reality. Her goal is to penetrate the lives of a couple of nomadic shepherds and understand their way of interpreting the world.—Thessaloniki Documentary Festival