Nima, a soon-to-be groom, drives a brand new tractor behind his brother and mother who are riding a motorcycle. The mother’s waistband is accidentally caught in the rear wheel, throwing her off the motorbike. Following too closely, Nima’s tractor tragically kills her. Sorrow and guilt overwhelm Nima, who can’t forgive himself, and he heads to Lhasa as a pilgrim, prostrating all the way. However, his pilgrimage does not alleviate his grief and guilt. On the way back from Lhasa, he meets an old man; together they cross the no man’s land. –Locarno Film Festival
A film with virtually no dialogue. Burden of the film's success rested on the main character's facial expressions. Hardship and sadness. Loss and sorrow. Answer to life. Don't think, just do- in this case just reproduce. (Many of the sub-culture hidden baby making messages in films lately. Not sure I am sold on it though.)