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Amidst the migration of their friends and neighbours for the winter, two widows, Ratima and Kalima, choose to remain behind as caretakers of their empty village. Isolated and snowbound for a hundred days of winter, they rely solely on each other for companionship and support. However, their common past – having been married to the same man for fifty years – often comes up between them. As winter deepens, staying alive becomes a greater priority than their responsibilities as caretakers. The film also portrays a poignant conflict between the desire for progress and the weight of heritage. Shot with breathtaking visuals, No Winter Holidays offers a reflective, intimate look at the human spirit, examining how communities adapt, endure, and dream amid the isolation of rural life.