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An impossible love between a city man, with a dark past, and a woman who lives in a village with her little daughter, together with a group of mysterious and martially organized elders. The young woman awaits the return of her husband, strangely disappeared, in an environment where enigmatic natural phenomena determine the course of history.
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An impossible love between a city man, with a dark past, and a woman who lives in a village with her little daughter, together with a group of mysterious and martially organized elders. The young woman awaits the return of her husband, strangely disappeared, in an environment where enigmatic natural phenomena determine the course of history.
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