生活在蒙古大漠的Daava 夫婦本以畜牧維生，一場突如其來的沙暴，殺死了其半數羊隻；同時，因冒著漫天飛揚的塵土打開馬棚閘門讓馬匹逃生，令自己一家頓失生計。夫婦倆迫不得已帶著孩子離開原鄉，到鄰鎮另謀生活，在城市遇上受大風雪影響而被迫遷徙的鄰居，互相慨歎畜牧人身份正逐漸消失的命運。導演以混合紀錄和劇情片的形式細緻捕捉蒙古民族因氣候轉變帶來的衝擊，和傳統遊牧文化因環境及社會經濟轉型所受的威脅。蒙古牧民在奮力適應新生活的同時，該如何面對失去的身份認同和因流離所造成的深刻創傷呢？

生活在蒙古大漠的Daava 夫婦本以畜牧維生，一場突如其來的沙暴，殺死了其半數羊隻；同時，因冒著漫天飛揚的塵土打開馬棚閘門讓馬匹逃生，令自己一家頓失生計。夫婦倆迫不得已帶著孩子離開原鄉，到鄰鎮另謀生活，在城市遇上受大風雪影響而被迫遷徙的鄰居，互相慨歎畜牧人身份正逐漸消失的命運。導演以混合紀錄和劇情片的形式細緻捕捉蒙古民族因氣候轉變帶來的衝擊，和傳統遊牧文化因環境及社會經濟轉型所受的威脅。蒙古牧民在奮力適應新生活的同時，該如何面對失去的身份認同和因流離所造成的深刻創傷呢？

盛暖因一次意外被穿书系统选中，成为小说里的炮灰女配，穿越到各个小世界里去拯救反派，却没想到每个世界里的反派，无论是阴郁的贫困生，还是禁欲的豪门掌权人，竟都与她原世界的未婚夫裴澈长得一模一样。

盛暖因一次意外被穿书系统选中，成为小说里的炮灰女配，穿越到各个小世界里去拯救反派，却没想到每个世界里的反派，无论是阴郁的贫困生，还是禁欲的豪门掌权人，竟都与她原世界的未婚夫裴澈长得一模一样。

女主角问男主角为什么不喜欢她，他不回答。女主角重复问了三次：“你为什么不喜欢我？”“你为什么喜欢我？你根本不了解我。你喜欢的不是我，而是你想象出来的我。”男主角回答。

女主角问男主角为什么不喜欢她，他不回答。女主角重复问了三次：“你为什么不喜欢我？”“你为什么喜欢我？你根本不了解我。你喜欢的不是我，而是你想象出来的我。”男主角回答。

Marked by her father's strong presence, since he is a rich and powerful businessman, the beautiful Berenice investigates his love life, to feel closer to him. With her findings, their relationship becomes mixed with a strong sense of seduction.

Marked by her father's strong presence, since he is a rich and powerful businessman, the beautiful Berenice investigates his love life, to feel closer to him. With her findings, their relationship becomes mixed with a strong sense of seduction.

In mining, a slag heap refers to an artificially raised hill consisting of the cleared waste that accumulates during the extraction of raw materials. Birch trees now grow where workers from near and far once went underground to labour hard for very little money. Nowadays, this is a place where men meet to have anonymous sex and share moments of intimacy. “I think he was gay too,” says one of these men about his father who was a miner. Today, as in the past, those who cannot find shelter elsewhere live here. Home is far away, returning is impossible. Human beings need more than water and a tent.

In mining, a slag heap refers to an artificially raised hill consisting of the cleared waste that accumulates during the extraction of raw materials. Birch trees now grow where workers from near and far once went underground to labour hard for very little money. Nowadays, this is a place where men meet to have anonymous sex and share moments of intimacy. “I think he was gay too,” says one of these men about his father who was a miner. Today, as in the past, those who cannot find shelter elsewhere live here. Home is far away, returning is impossible. Human beings need more than water and a tent.