Photograph of Wind

Year: 2001

Runtime: 3 mins

Language: English

Director: Lynne Sachs

Documentary

The film follows Maya, whose name—meaning “illusion” in Hindu philosophy—echoes the fleeting nature of childhood. As she spins like a top, the narrator senses her early years not as something to be grasped, but as a gentle wind brushing across the cheek, a tender, intangible presence.

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