
Synopsis
The son in the city calls two old men from the countryside to take care of the child. However, the old people do not live in the city, they care about their land and animals, and the behavior of the city people tries to find the behavior of their children, and satirizes the fact that the herdsmen are moving to the settlements and the countryside is becoming deserted.
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