Four communities, four renegotiations with the landscape around them.
Synopsis
CICADA's first multi-episode production, made in partnership with Dasra Foundation. Each episode profiles a community whose relationship with their landscape is being renegotiated — on their own terms.
A four-part series made in partnership with Dasra Foundation. Each 30-minute episode is a standalone portrait: a honey-hunting collective in Satpura, a women-led fisheries cooperative on the Narmada, a community-run tiger watch in Pench, and a seed-saving sangathan outside Kanha. Together, the four episodes ask what conservation looks like when the community is the primary author, not the subject.
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A feature-length exploration of the tribal communities across central India for whom the tiger is not just a predator but a deity, an ancestor, and a neighbour — filmed across Pench, Kanha, and Tadoba.
