Een Milanese businessman has set his sights on building a resort near the beach of an idyllic Sardinian village, but he encounters one obstacle: Efisio, a shepherd who refuses to sell his house and his land. Even when the promised amounts become astronomically high, Efisio stands his ground, preventing the construction project from proceeding. Angry pleas from fellow villagers who hope for extra employment and the devious tactics of the developers cause Efisio and his daughter Francesca to come under increasing pressure. Inspired by the true story surrounding the shepherd Ovidio Marras, acclaimed director Riccardo Milani tells a heartwarming underdog story about the things that money cannot buy. A warm, funny, and ultimately moving David and Goliath story, which takes place in a beautiful setting and is carried by an impressive cast. But the big star of the film is lead actor Giuseppe Ignazio Loi, a real 84-year-old Sardinian shepherd, who gives the film a particularly endearing authenticity without any acting experience.