The Gold-Laden Sheep and the Sacred Mountain

The first part of the film is loaded with deeply valuable insights into the social and physiological life of underrepresented parts of the society - out of status quo of right and wrong. The second part is no less impressive than Abbas Kiarostami's poetic musing about the search for something deeper and mysterious. Symbology is simple yet powerful and mystery is eternal.

It doesn't aim to speak to the mind. It pushes away the logic and dives deeper into the heart realm. It tells the story of two characters who on the outside seemingly different and yet in search for the same thing, without knowing, without recognising it within the other, both consumed and filled with the pull of the mystery.