If London makes you move, it's the River Thames’ bank that makes you sit. 

Walking from the right side of the Westminster bridge to the left side, on the South Bank, one side is thriving with art, music, film, theatre, architecture, religion, politics, river, history, culture and innovation, and on the other there is a hospital and a memorial wall symbolising birth, regeneration and death with Thames’ perpetual flow. 

This film aims to invoke the idea of movement and mortality in the viewer’s mind with the help of a self authored poem taking inspiration from Hindi poetry such as 'Agneepath' by Harivansh Rai Bachchan and 'Rashmirathi' by Ramdhari Singh Dinkar. Creating a soundtrack from the found music of street musicians plays a key role in weaving together film and the composition and poetry and pace of the imagery.