Yunxing Nie

More than 5,000 kilometres long, highway 318 connects China with Tibet and is one of the world's most picturesque routes. It is where Xiaojia, who is Chinese, meets Suona from Tibet one day. Each of them set off on a long journey for a different reason, but they have one thing in common: they both believe it will help them atone for mistakes from the past. Dealing with loneliness, fears and qualms of conscience, they want to find solace. Their tough journey together across endless valleys and snowy mountains will bring them closer to each other, becoming a deep inner journey and a meditation on life. Harsh, mysterious and breath-taking, highway 318 can become a road to redemption.

Miss Wang sits down to a sumptuous feast in the middle of the woods. Her mother, father, and ex-husband feature among the many guests who appear to question, provoke, and torment her, while the synthetic voice of the ‘director’ challenges the veracity of her claims to happiness. The 'director' soon grow unsatisfied and start demanding more, to meet the high standards of modern art.

More than 5,000 kilometres long, highway 318 connects China with Tibet and is one of the world's most picturesque routes. It is where Xiaojia, who is Chinese, meets Suona from Tibet one day. Each of them set off on a long journey for a different reason, but they have one thing in common: they both believe it will help them atone for mistakes from the past. Dealing with loneliness, fears and qualms of conscience, they want to find solace. Their tough journey together across endless valleys and snowy mountains will bring them closer to each other, becoming a deep inner journey and a meditation on life. Harsh, mysterious and breath-taking, highway 318 can become a road to redemption.

Miss Wang sits down to a sumptuous feast in the middle of the woods. Her mother, father, and ex-husband feature among the many guests who appear to question, provoke, and torment her, while the synthetic voice of the ‘director’ challenges the veracity of her claims to happiness. The 'director' soon grow unsatisfied and start demanding more, to meet the high standards of modern art.