11-year-old Rehaan and his 8-year-old sister Mitra are heading to a camp with their filmmaker mother, who wants to film a conversation on safe and unsafe touch with her children for an upcoming film.
Uncomfortable with the topic, the children resist, bringing forth their own grievances. Rehaan expresses concerns about his mother's recent behaviour, while Mitra accuses her of favouritism. As the tensions unfold, the film shoot takes an unexpected turn, delving into the complexities of family dynamics and unspoken concerns. Will the children overcome their discomfort and participate in this crucial conversation?
Within one screening of this movie, you also will be able to watch the films What’s the Film About?, King Ridwan, A Place to Call Home, Mû, Echo
Poorva is a documentary filmmaker and editor based in India. She works primarily in Indian and American productions. Her latest film What’s the Film About? was awarded the “Best Youth Documentary” at IDFA. Her work has been screened in major film festivals around the globe and covered by international press such as Indiewire and Variety, among others. Poorva’s work can also be found on OTT platforms including Prime Video.
She is an alumnus of DOC NYC x VC’s Storytelling Incubator, Scottish Documentary Institute’s Connecting Stories, and Bitchitra Collective Documentary Film and Media Fellowship.
