Golbahar has a dream. She wants to reconnect with her childhood memories and the traditions of her people, the Bakhtiari, a nomadic tribe from southwestern Iran. The Bakhtiari have been migrating for generations, during the summer and winter seasons. These huge migratory events, which saw the movement of some 500,000 people and up to one million animals over the massive Zagros Mountains, are unique in the world. In 1976, the American director Anthony Howarth spent two years with Bakhtiari nomads to shoot the extraordinary documentary People of the Wind, which was nominated for an Oscar. During these times, the Bakhtiari nomads used to travel on foot for eight weeks under very difficult conditions. Golbahar was one of these nomads. She was only eight years old when Howarth shot the film. Golbahar has not walked the traditional migration trail ever since her marriage. According to Bakhtiari tradition, women are responsible for household chores and animals. When they have raised their children, they become more respected and have more time. This is when Golbahar starts to dream about migrating again. But her husband and children have other plans. Golbahar fears for a grey, depressing future.