Tender and fractured, Landscapes of Longing, an experimental collaborative auto fiction, is an excavation of identity, migration, and generational womanhood. Part memory, part a search for home. The film finds its departure in the migration of a Sindhi family during the 1947 Partition of India and its crescendo in the eventual immigration from India to the U.S. In conversation with texts from various authors, the film interweaves the amorphous dreams, memories, sounds, and fragmented bits of the subconscious to make palpable the ripples of dissonance passed through generations.