Movies and TvShows featuring "goat-herding" theme.

Mektoub, My Love: Canto Uno is a comedy-drama romance film set in the 1990s. It follows a group of friends on their summer vacation in the South of France. The film explores themes of love, friendship, and self-discovery as the characters navigate relationships and face life-changing experiences. The plot revolves around a shy boy named Amin, who is torn between his unrequited love for a spurned woman and his attraction to a free-spirited Russian girl.

Set in the 2010s in France, 'Wild Life' is based on a true story and follows the journey of a teenage boy who is always on the run with his father. They find refuge in a hippie commune and experience the challenges of separated parents, rural living, first love, and finding their place in the world. Through encounters with nature, animals, and the police, the boy learns valuable life lessons and discovers his own identity.

In the 17th century Ottoman Empire, a young girl disguises herself as a boy to seek revenge for her mother's rape and murder. Along her journey, she falls in love with a goat herder and learns the art of war. Witnessing the brutal crimes and seeking self-justice, she embarks on a dangerous path to avenge her family's death.

Set in the Ottoman Empire, a shepherd living in a cave witnesses a woman being raped. He falls in love with her and seeks revenge against the rapist.

Based on a true story occurred in 1974, this is the tale of sisters Justa, Lucia, and Luciana Quispe, sheperds in the Chilean altiplano who lead a solitary life. A visitor brings news about a law that might change their way of living. This event forces the women to question their existence and relentlessly brings them to a tragic end.

For over 40 years, Maguy has been manufacturing goat cheese in the respect of nature and animals, on an isolated plateau in the Gorges du Verdon. Retiring Soon, she must give her flock. She decides to sponsor Anne-Sophie, a young farmer wishing to establish herself. Over the seasons, the transmission process turns out to be a painful renunciation for one and a difficult learning for the other. Can we still transmit the taste for freedom?