A hushed marvel of observational cinema, ‘Nocturnes’ invites viewers into the shadowy, flickering world of moths in the Eastern Himalayas, a remote ecological hotspot along the India-Bhutan border. With mesmeric micro-cinematography and an attuned sonic recording the film traces the nocturnal investigations of two observers drawn to the delicate grandeur of these often-overlooked creatures. ‘Nocturnes’ is more than a visual wonder; it is a poetic immersion into interconnection between species, climates, and rhythms too easily ignored. Not an ecological portrait but a sensory plea: to slow down, to look closer, and to find beauty where most fail to see it.