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A man lives alone in the mountains. The forest and the places he inhabits begin to be strange to him. A virus kills the cattle and the departure of the shepherds, due to the winter, is imminent.
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A man lives alone in the mountains. The forest and the places he inhabits begin to be strange to him. A virus kills the cattle and the departure of the shepherds, due to the winter, is imminent.
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