Everything about life in Spiti revolves around basic survival and optimal utilization of land in a place where all the elements are against habitation. Winter temperatures dip to -30 degrees. The stoic women endure the winter as the valley takes everything away from them. In Kibber village, 4300m above sea level, we follow the life of Langzom. She lives in one of the most inhospitable conditions in the world and faces many problems even in accessing basic facilities we take for granted. 

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Isolated farming communities, like the ones residing in Spiti valley, are especially vulnerable to climate change and its direct repercussions through fluctuating harvest. This film is an ode to life in the frozen desert, and the resilience of the women who call it home. The same snow that makes a major part of the year unlivable, is responsible for a decent harvest of Kibber’s only cash crop: greenpea.