A journey that begins in bustling Kathmandu and climbs into the majestic Himalayas. Two sisters return from the city to their remote childhood village for the annual yarsagumba harvest, a precious fungus they can sell to help support their family. But their homecoming is shadowed by an approaching farewell: one sister is preparing to leave to study abroad, and they may never see each other again. Amid the mountains, they reconnect with their family, the landscape that shaped them and, above all, each other. Set against Nepal's vast landscapes, Alexander Murphy’s documentary is an intimate and deeply moving portrait of home, separation, and a sisterly love as enduring as the mountains themselves.