Pastures of The Gods

To pull his business partner and close friend Oleg out of a deep depression, Moscow
businessman Igor organizes a hunting trip to the Pamir Mountains with a group of
friends. Their local guide, Sanzhar, leads them into the highlands, where near the sky
dwell the proud ibex — guarded, according to Pamiri legend, by divine maidens called
Peri. But the city dwellers fail to see their sacred beauty. For them, the ibex is merely an
object of sport — one they have paid a great deal of money for.
Gunshots ring out. Blood spills on the rocks. And the true faces of men — hidden
beneath social masks in the sprawling metropolis — are laid bare. What begins as a
hunt soon becomes a story where nothing is as it seems. The journey through
snowstorms, avalanches, treacherous trails, raging rivers, and wild animal attacks turns
into a labyrinth of life-or-death crossroads. Far from civilization, at an altitude of several
thousand meters, each man is forced to make the most important choice of his life —
and receives exactly what he deserves.