If You Look For Me, I Am Not Here

When Malika loses her longed for daughter at birth, it is not the only loss in the the surviving twin—a boy—loses the love of his mother. He grows up needing to be the daughter his mother wants. This is a moving family portrait, richly coloured by the vibrant culture and landscape of India, where history, religion and gender collide in a family scarred by the past and struggling with the present.