Until I Fly

Veeru was born in the Indian Himalayas, to an Indian mother and a Nepalese father. The film follows him over five years, during which he learns to navigate between the village and its residents who often remind him of his mixed origin, and the influence of nature, imagination, and the possibilities of learning and growth. Against the backdrop of an identity crisis that deeply affects Veeru and the entire world, the film focuses on the process of growing up in a divided world. In a tangled and sometimes dark world, Veeru finds sparkles of light. His rich inner world, inhabited by gods and demons, becomes a refuge where his moral compass is shaped, he dreams of making friends with birds, and finds solace in their freedom.