Nima, a teacher in Bhutan, is accused of being in a non-consensual pornographic video. To prove her innocence, she travels to the south of Bhutan in search of her lookalike Meto in the video. As Nima begins to unravel Meto’s life, she becomes entangled in a web of uncertainty. But, as her anger transforms into concern, she realizes she is the only one who can solve Meto’s disappearance.

In her sophomore feature, Roder continues to investigate Bhutanese women's agency, weaving an eery doppelgänger narrative into a sombre story of misogynistic abuse. Music plays a central role, infusing the film and serving as a channel of healing and transmission. The protagonist's transformative journey unfolds into a haunting meditation on identity, sorority and resilience. With an assured intensity the film draws strength from its deep cultural roots, opening to much wider spaces. (Benjamin Illos)