Plot Summary

After the death of their father, three estranged brothers reunite for the first time in a year and embark on a journey across India. Traveling by train with a loosely spiritual plan in mind, Francis, Peter, and Jack hope to reconnect with one another while also searching for the mother who abandoned them years earlier.

What begins as a carefully orchestrated voyage quickly unravels into a series of emotional confrontations, cultural missteps, and unexpected encounters. Each brother carries unresolved grief and personal baggage, turning the journey into an inward exploration as much as a physical one.

As tensions rise and old wounds resurface, the brothers are forced to confront their shared past and their individual failures. Set against the vivid landscapes of India, the film blends melancholy with deadpan humor, examining family, loss, and the fragile possibility of reconciliation through movement, ritual, and chance.