Blending fragments of past journeys, landscapes, and personal reflection, Roots and Paths explores the emotional complexity of living without a fixed sense of home. Through its montage of disoriented images and voiceover, the film meditates on alienation and rootlessness in early adulthood. The film was screened at the Mount Holyoke Film Festival and the Five College Film Festival, winning the Documentary Jury Award.

Filmed during a visit to a nunnery in the Sichuan Tibetan region, this short documentary observes the rhythms of the site through its landscape, architecture, and daily life.