What I truly love about films is their ability to transport us, to let us live, even briefly, within someone else’s struggle or joy, no matter how far removed from our own. All We Imagine as Light does exactly that, but in a way that feels so deeply personal, almost like it’s speaking directly to me.
There’s something extraordinary about this film. It has soul, an unmistakable one. I can feel the heart of the director, Payal Kapadia, pulsing through…
