Children of Ice is a compelling short documentary centered on a family’s struggle for water, capturing the intersection of environmental fragility and human endurance in the Baltistan region, situated between the Himalayas and the Karakoram ranges. The film precisely details how the next generation navigates systemic resource scarcity and climate change while highlighting the revival of Gang Khswa—an ancient indigenous practice of glacier grafting—as a testament to the community's proactive fight against poverty and water insecurity. Ultimately, this traditional Nature-based Solution (NbS) serves as both a powerful tribute to the resilience of youth and an urgent global call to support remote mountain communities. This documentary was produced by 4K Films under the project Harnessing Indigenous Knowledge for Water Management in Baltistan: The Role of Frozen Water Reserves, with funding provided by the FCDO through Oxfort Policy Management (OPM) Islamabad.