Tribhanga

A self-made single mother, who has meticulously built a life of independence, is abruptly called to the hospital where her long-estranged mother lies in a coma. This crisis forces her into a profound reckoning, pulling her back through time to confront the echoes of childhood wounds, unspoken resentments, and the heavy silence that defined their bond. As memories surface with vivid clarity, she navigates the intricate landscape of their strained relationship, piece by painful piece. The film becomes a quiet excavation of how the past stubbornly inhabits the present, questioning whether understanding can ever bridge a chasm carved by family.