Hansa

About This Movie

Hansa is a quiet yet poignant film that takes you deep into the heart of the Himalayas, exploring the weight of loss through the innocent eyes of a young boy. The narrative unfolds from Hansa's perspective, feeling both intimate and expansive as he and his sister Cheeku navigate their father's mysterious disappearance. The pacing is deliberate, allowing the viewer to absorb the stunning landscapes while also delving into the emotional turmoil of the villagers. The performances, especially from the children, are raw and heartfelt, grounding the story in a reality that's both harsh and beautiful. There’s a subtlety to the way the film addresses themes of responsibility and the fragility of family ties. It's a unique slice-of-life that resonates on many levels.

Intimate story through a child’s perspective · Stunning Himalayan visuals · Themes of loss and family responsibility