Just saw this beautiful film. In this new age we are bombarded with films containing fast paced cinematography, thrilling scenes and chilling moments to get human attention. After watching this film I thought its so beautiful to just relax and do not have any expectations and look at life in a small village in mountains just the way it is. Film had some incredible cinematography and I loved that it had no dialogue.
I was not aware of Pythagoras's idea of transmigration which was quite unique and beautifully captured in this film. Some of the long shots were breathtaking like the one with the sheep getting out of the barn after the truck pushes back and breaks the gate. The view from above. The section of the film with the baby goats and older goats was amazing. I learned that how difficult it could be to survive as an animal in this world and how a little goat lost the herd and nature is so beautiful but at the same time so cruel. If we think about Transmigration and if the animals have the capability to remember their human form, how that would be? What would they think? The goat or tree which we see might be one of our ancestors. This film is deep and made me think a lot.
I was not aware of Pythagoras's idea of transmigration which was quite unique and beautifully captured in this film. Some of the long shots were breathtaking like the one with the sheep getting out of the barn after the truck pushes back and breaks the gate. The view from above. The section of the film with the baby goats and older goats was amazing. I learned that how difficult it could be to survive as an animal in this world and how a little goat lost the herd and nature is so beautiful but at the same time so cruel. If we think about Transmigration and if the animals have the capability to remember their human form, how that would be? What would they think? The goat or tree which we see might be one of our ancestors. This film is deep and made me think a lot.