The film portrays transhumance not as a mere relic of folklore, but as a living practice and a repository of knowledge. Its originality lies in the encounter between the perspectives of two travelers and the tangible, day-to-day experience of the shepherds; the narrative unfolds through discovery, human connection, and the unexpected—all while maintaining a sense of lightness and humanity. The journey evolves into a reflection on the relationships between generations, animals, labor, and the land.