If It Were

Raheja, 68, invents URSA, a facility that can physically send people back into their memories, hoping to save the daughter he lost thirty years ago. But dementia leaves him unable to make the journey himself.

Disguised as a healing retreat, URSA draws four people seeking to heal from past trauma. They are given one rule: observe, never interfere. Three choose to defy it, going back to change what happened. Vidhi, 33, is the only patient who chooses to leave the past untouched.

Her restraint reveals an ability none of the others possess: she can enter someone else’s memory.

Raheja sees her ability as his only chance to save his daughter and convinces Vidhi to make the journey for him. Inside his memories, Vidhi discovers that she may have been part of his daughter’s story all along.