Honest filmmaking and incredible wide angle cinematic detail

Rating: 10/10 (5 May 2017)

Smooth camera-work, long takes, wide angle, natural light, great cast and costumes. The story takes us on a journey and puts us right there in the harsh conditions.
In full HD on a nicely calibrated display, you are in for a treat.
I love it when cinema isn't pretentious. The camera isn't hiding anything, it's simply showing the scene and background as it exists.
This movie achieves a direct signal to the viewer. Uncontaminated, unfiltered, very few gimmicks, genuine and poetic.
The only part I felt went a bit too far into fiction territory was the horse over the cliff scene. A bit too Hollywood, but forgivable.
Everyone involved in making this film are very lucky to be part of such a special motion picture.