During WWII, Mongolian goat herder Norjmaa finds two injured soldiers, one Japanese and one Russian. She takes them into her Ger (Mongolian portable home) and tends to their wounds with traditional Mongolian medicine, thereby saving their lives. However, when the two enemies are strong enough, each man seems to have only one thing on their mind - murdering one another. Norjmaa has war wounds of her own from her troubled past to deal with. How can she make them see reason and compassion when all three of them speak different languages?