Tenfa (2026)

In the remote Himalayan village of Kandar, a midwife faces a life-threatening childbirth with no medical help, and her only hope is a wild herb said to heal such emergencies. The sole person who can identify it is an elderly grandmother living with her teenage granddaughter, so the three women set out together across terrain scarred by hydropower projects. As they journey, they uncover the erosion of both ecology and memory. Guided by an old Kinnauri folksong, tradition and technology converge to revive a fading language, a disappearing landscape, and the deep kinship between their people and the earth.