Sarah Tanigawa

PORTRAITS is a meditation on the intersection of memory, art, and identity. The film follows Vik, a photographer who revisits his past with Meena, an artist at home in the undefined. Deconstructing the frames of their shared history, a quiet friction emerges between his drive for order and her grace in letting things drift.

After lashing out at a friend, a regretful teenager must face her actions through her own worst critic: herself.

A young woman is continuously consumed by her thoughts.

A Japanese immigrant finds her home in the U.S.

When a pair of glasses go missing, both Armaan, a misguided teenager, and his work-ridden father, Dharma, begin to realize what they've been overlooking.