This is quite possibly one of the simplest films I’ve seen in a long time. There’s no build-up or tension leading into the story; it gets right to it from the start.

People who aren’t fans of slow pacing probably will wish to avoid this film, but if you enjoy a lovely fable, beautiful backdrops and cinematography, and simple movies, this is definitely one to see.

A wonderfully sparse movie with beautiful photography.

A simple Buddhist tale. It gets a bit too literal toward the end, but it’s still a moving statement.