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16+202475 minsDocumentary
Lost Conversations
"Lost Conversations" is an introspective documentary, created during the 2020 lockdowns, that delves into five profound questions central to Sikh philosophy. Through long-form Zoom interviews with Sikh thinkers and community organizers from the USA, Canada, and the UK, it offers a diasporic perspective on topics like identity, politics, marriage, parenting, and death in Sikhi. This film provides a rare opportunity to explore the spiritual and philosophical depths of Sikhism through intimate, reflective conversations that seek to answer timeless questions at the heart of the faith.
"Lost Conversations" is an introspective documentary, created during the 2020 lockdowns, that delves into five profound questions central to Sikh philosophy. Through long-form Zoom interviews with Sikh thinkers and community organizers from the USA, Canada, and the UK, it offers a diasporic perspective on topics like identity, politics, marriage, parenting, and death in Sikhi. This film provides a rare opportunity to explore the spiritual and philosophical depths of Sikhism through intimate, reflective conversations that seek to answer timeless questions at the heart of the faith.
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