“Grass” showed as the last film of FLEFF and the theater sold out.  The film itself showed the migration of a tribe in Iran, crossing a mountain-pass with all of their livestock to reach a place with grass, so their livestock will survive.  The tribe has to walk over a snow-covered mountain without shoes.  The visuals in the film are amazing.  The camera showed the mountain from a distance as the 50,000 people climbed it and it was incredible to look at. 

Although the actual film was great, the live music was better.  With Chris White, Peter Dodge, and Robby Aceto, the score for the film was incredibly moving.  The entire atmosphere they created was stimulating and really captured, for me, the magnitude of the event.