Gaki

Gaki is a film that follows Tania as she returns home from Spiti Valley carrying an artefact she has purchased. The narrative unfolds around this mysterious object and the consequences of bringing it back. Rooted in a contemplative, atmospheric style, the film explores themes of cultural displacement and the weight of possessions tied to distant places. As Tania settles back into her everyday life, the artefact becomes a focal point—a tangible connection to her travels that disrupts the familiar rhythms of home. The film examines how objects we acquire abroad can carry unexpected emotional and spiritual baggage, challenging our understanding of ownership and belonging. Gaki balances introspection with subtle tension, creating a meditative exploration of memory, travel, and the invisible threads that bind us to the places we visit.