All We Imagine As Light is a psychological journey of revelation, a film of connection, memory, and the intricate emotional landscapes that bind human experience. Set in the vibrant, complex world of contemporary Mumbai, the film weaves an intimate narrative that delves deep into the inner worlds of two women navigating the delicate intersections of personal desire, societal expectations, and inner emotional truth.

Each character becomes a landscape of unspoken longings, suppressed memories, and quiet rebellions against the invisible boundaries that circumscribe their lives. Director Payal Kapadia crafts a meditation on the inner self—showing how our memories, dreams, and unacknowledged desires create invisible architectures that both constrain and liberate us.

Visually poetic and emotionally intricate, “All We Imagine As Light” transforms personal narrative into a universal exploration of human consciousness. It suggests that our most profound connections—to ourselves, to each other, to the world around us—are built not on grand gestures, but on the subtle, almost imperceptible moments of genuine emotional recognition.