Sanjivani, a young woman in a small village in India, is dealing with the loss of her husband. Like thousands of farmers every year, he has passed away. Suicide has become a part of everyday life among men involved in agriculture. Huge debts, steadily worsening economic conditions, the impact of the climate crisis on yields - all of these make the pressure unbearable. This film looks at women who share a common pain of grief. They come together in a therapeutic group where they can share and be heard, cry and laugh. Left to live, the women have no choice but to keep the community on their shoulders. A safe, mutually supportive space slowly becomes a silent protest against patriarchal structures. Slowly, hope begins to glow in their daily lives. N-13 In Magahi with Lithuanian and English subtitles. In Magahi with Lithuanian and English subtitles. "Uncomfortable Cinema is an international human rights documentary film festival held annually since 2007. It is a non-commercial event that aims to create a space for human rights, politics, social responsibility, sustainability, and to raise public awareness of global issues. Through a programme of films and events, the festival aims to inspire change in the reality around us. This year, Uncomfortable Cinema will take place from 8-27 October. You can buy a free ticket in cash before the screening. If you would like to support the festival and see all the films in the programme, you are welcome to buy a festival season ticket.