Roots and Rivers is a dance film that uses the metaphor of water to explore resilience, adaptability and interconnectedness. Dancers embody currents and flows, moving between unity and divergence, symbolising how nature mirrors human relationships and emotional cycles. 

The film was choreographed and co-directed by the Bharatanatyam dancer Anekha Pillai and developed and performed by dance artists Kavya Iyer Ramalingam, Hollie Wilkinson, Rajeswari Ramaswamy, Sharanya Das, who specialise in diverse styles of Indian Classical and Contemporary dance

The piece was filmed and co-directed by dance videographer Joe Priest.