It is 1916 in the desert of Wadi Rum, Jordan. As war rages on in the Ottoman Empire, Hussein brings up Wolf, his nearly adolescent brother, in an isolated, traditional Bedouin community. One night, their peaceful existence is interrupted by the arrival of an officer from the British army and his guide, who ask Hussein to guide them on a mysterious trip to a well. Wolf decides to follow them, and they all soon face the inclement events of a solitary journey. 

Animated documentary with archival footage and interviews which remind us of a unique moment in Palestinian civil resistance during the times of the first Intifada. The town of Beit Sahour, very close to Bethlehem, was the site where several local producers began an initiative to start up a dairy production business that would make it possible to break the monopoly of milk distribution amongst the Palestinian population held by Israeli companies. This creative documentary was named after the 18 cows which played a main role in this episode of contemporary Palestinian history. 

Letter to the King tells us about the experiences of five refugees living in Norway across the span of one day. During that day, the five are taken to visit the capital city, Oslo, where events take place which produce a sudden change in their monotonous lives. They soon realize that each and every one of them has his or her own goals to achieve on their journey. The five of them must reach important decisions that day, as they gradually face the emotions of happiness, humiliation, love and vengeance. The five stories are linked together by a letter written by elderly Mirza, an Iraqi Kurd who has been living in the country for ten years. He is willing to do anything to deliver his letter to the king personally.