Two recent documentaries by filmmaking duo Anupama Srinivasan and Anirban Dutta, made in far-flung corners of the world, reveal a shared commitment to patient, empathetic observation. FLICKERING LIGHTS follows villagers on the India-Myanmar border who have spent decades awaiting electricity, capturing their hopes, anxieties, and daily struggles when light finally arrives. NOCTURNES plunges viewers into the Himalayan night, where scientists studying hawk moths prompt a deeper reflection on the fragile balance between humans, other species, and a warming planet, building into a quiet meditation on how we see, listen, and connect.