After her father’s death leaves their family in financial trouble, teenage Anjani struggles as her mother tries to sell the house, which doubles as her father’s puppetry studio. Despite women not being allowed to practice, Anjani’s returns to the Shadow puppeteering practice once taught to her by her father and reconvenes with his spirit.
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