The aborigines Northwest of Mexico, the Tarahumara tribe, once were called ‛Raramuri’, meaning running men. Running is a part of their life; and the overnight, long race against other villages is a long and valuable cultural heritage. When Tarahumara, in self-made sandals from waste tire, won prizes in several global ultra running races, they came into the spotlight. Yet, to them, running is not a means of acquiring wealth and honor, but of learning how to live in harmony with nature. That’s why they do not get controlled by the ambition of the conglomerates or politicians, but live a life on dry and unproductive soils, growing corn and picking up wood. This documentary’s depiction of people who lack in material things but live a confident and unconstrained life is touching.