Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machineâ’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he canâ’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Poetic testimony of a family crossing time and space to the rhythm of the uncontrollable crises of the youngest

Academy Award Winner Satyajit Ray remains a leading idol for 50 years for all those Filmmakers in the subcontinent who have believed in realist Cinemas or reality in Art. 'Dear Satyajit’ is a story of a present time Filmmaker and his dilemmas who is now in his 60’s. Story depicts how his life changes gradually through the courses of Ray's movies and his journey itself. He narrated on camera to a young Documentary Filmmaker in a journey made to the Ray’s ancestral home in Bangladesh. 'Dear Satyajit’ takes effort to tell the unfulfilled dream of a Bengali Filmmaker who constantly tried to reach artistic quality and standard of his idol, which is eventually making tribute to the Master Filmmaker Satyajit Ray at his Birth Centenary celebration.

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In the mid seas, a group of Sri Lankan fishermen suddenly find in their trawler a stranger whose intent is to illegally migrate to Australia. Despite initial hesitations, the fishermen patch up and befriend this guy called Malan. One morning they find something mysterious floating in the seas and jointly pull it into their trawler believing that it must be a God-sent fortune. Ultimately it turns out to be a sex doll. The entry of the female sex doll causes the feelings of these men to run amok. The thread of harmony that remained intact among them begins to tear apart. They begin to work against each other. Malan becomes the most crucial factor as he is deeply attracted to the sex doll which he tries to selfishly possess. The trawler’s captain tries to soothe things down and allocates 10-minute time slots for each of them to remain with the sex doll but Malan who is obsessed with it, doesn’t get a time slot. One day this sex doll is thrown into the sea and all members including Malan jump to bring it back. Malan who is unable to swim is rescued by a colleague. Malan leaves his mobile phone close to the sex doll, switching on its video record mode. As time passes by, the trawler guys who took their chances with the sex doll gradually lose interest and decide to focus on their professional fishing mission. Meanwhile Malan asks the captain if he is allowed to go back to the shore in some other boat, with his obsessive sex doll. Permission is granted. But the next day they find both Malan and the sex doll missing. All attempts to search for them turn futile. Some suspect that Malan must have been killed by one of his colleagues. Amidst this complex mental stress, Malan’s mobile phone is detected in the boat. The phone’s video footage reveals the sex doll tumbling into the sea from the edge of the boat and Malan jumping out to rescue it. And the men had never had any physical contact with the doll during their allotted times. In the end Malan and the sex doll unite in love in the depths of the ocean.

An interview between a prisoner Jagadish, and a writer kabilan slowly unfolds and reaches a crescendo where the morels of the two men intertwine. Jagadish's body of work begins to inspire kabilan to bring out the lost artist in him and his readers. while the humanitarian perspective kabilan shares has an impact on jagadish, who begins seeking redemption through a life of morality built in his imagination.

Based on a true story of the beginning of XX century, in a small rural village of Italy. An all-female story where two women revolutionize the common feeling.

A story surrounding a statue built in 1600 called the Haunted Jizo. An evil ghost is eliminated by the power of the Haunted Jizo.

facing our regrets

To people don’t know, Hai, now at his 30s, might be a successful horse ranch owner. You can tell from his Bentley car and private chauffeur. But the truth is, he still fixates on his mother’s support. Knowing this, Hai seeks to prove himself. One day, Feifei, Hai’s mistress, introduced a film director to Hai. And that sparked a glimmer for Hai. He sees in that phantom what he wants to be. Now Hai is dreaming of making a film, but his chauffeur, also his best friend, Mingtao, knows what’s happening. Like Hai, Mingtao also lost his father at a young age. And secretly, Mingtao loves Hai deeply. Though due to social norms, he could only be his “bro”. While Hai is busy making his film come true, his mother, wife and business partners all choose to leave him due to variable reasons. And what’s coming is just a ridiculous fraud. All is lost, Hai is struggling in mixed feelings. Only Mingtao keeps him accompanied. On the way home, Hai finally sees what he wants…

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"Darte Kadam" is a story about a poor child (Manu) who does not have a mother but has an angry father who is badly addicted to alcohol and does not have any compassion or empathy towards him. Manu is a traumatised child with a very low confidence. He is forced to walk down to the river in the dark to bring water. He starts to feel the danger around him and suddenly finds himself in a lot of trouble as he forgets to follow his father’s command to not to speak to anyone. The story is inspired by many true and hideous events where the child is neglected or mistreated by his or her abusive parents which causes severe psychological impact on the mind of the child that hinders him or her from making rational decisions and also obstructs the child from living a normal and healthy life.

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The occult club members are holding a ritual ceremony to summon the divine protector, “Master Salt” to help their friend, who has been struck by mysterious incidents. She appears with a blast of wind and sees through the identity of the spirit that cursed the friend and repels the curse. After that event, they discover that this world is full of curses and Master Salt repels them that bring misery to people.

‘Gray’ is a story about Naina (Shreya Dhanwanthary), a 20-something girl whose best friend violates the boundaries of her consent. Except that, in a world where everything is defined as ‘black’ and ‘white’, she’s left to grapple with whether or not what happened was in the ‘gray’ areas. With the help of her therapist, Dr Noorani (Dia Mirza), Naina takes a journey between past and present, to learn how to deal with her feelings and her trauma, and clearly define for herself the meaning of ‘consent’.

To compromise with oneself is a daily skit. In this movie, Tushar is a talented minstrel who compromised his singing over a career by the force of lineage and clan

In 2019, a Rally navigator crashes in desert and calls for help on grandpa's old radio, but he gets a voice from a girl who explored oil field with another seven girls in 1954. After they encountered wolves, quicksand and sandstorm, the only survived girl buried the exploration data then died in sandstorm after telling her story by radio. Finally navigator finds out the girl was grandpa’s lover of his life. Then he tells grandpa a secret the girl had hidden for decades.

A blisteringly hot summer day. Psychotherapist Ina notices something is wrong with her. But she doesn't have time to worry about it: Patients are waiting at the practice, her daughter is threatening to move in with her father, her boyfriend wants to emigrate to Finland, and her self-centered mother is celebrating her 70th birthday. Ina wants to please everyone. But then everything changes. BEST SCREENPLAY @ 39th Int'l Film Fest Munich 'Pointed, full of quiet suspense, never losing its fine line and lightness' (Filmfest München) 'Anne Ratte-Polle in brilliant top form' (Festival des deutschen Films) 'With an outstanding Anne Ratte-Polle' '...magnificently authentic' (artechock.de) 'Fine and refined' (Süddeutsche Zeitung) 'The film is very funny... very truthful. The film has a beautiful tragedy. Definitely go in. Great film!' (BR KINOKINO) 'Katharina Woll handles her delightful debut feature film with the grace and sensitivity of a much more experienced filmmaker' 'excellent feature... What Woll does next should be worth the wait.' (thefilmverdict.com) 'One recognizes oneself and others perfectly in the only slightly overdrawn characters.' (film-rezensionen.de) 'intensely embodied psychologist.... sharp-tongued tragicomedy' (Tagesspiegel) 'A sophisticated character mesh of conflicting wants & needs.... The film's dialogue is sharp, believable, and goes to the heart of relationship conversations. That's what makes them so painful - and so entertaining.' (Jury Filmfest München - Almila Bagriacik, Sönke Wortmann, Ingo Fliess)

Log Line: A story (fictional?) on the interaction of Franz Kafka with a child who had lost her doll. Synopsis: The story of Franz Kafka becoming a Doll’s Postman to cheer up a child and writing to her 14 letters paints a very different image of this cynical philosopher from the 19th century. His thoughts and writings have outlived him and are as relevant today as they were in his time. The film recreates this heartwarming story of Franz Kafka and his inspiring writings. Theme: The young can see beauty so easily! Anyone who keeps the ability to see beauty never grows old.

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Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

A young Government schoolteacher’s life is turned upside down when her aging Security guard father is accused of raping a minor child. Shunned by society, shamed by the media, and fighting against a tight deadline, she sets on a journey to prove her fathers innocence. The Trust of the innocent is the liar’s most useful tool – Stephen King

In a pandemic driven world, in a coastal village of Karnataka, Vanaja, a 80 year old woman, independent and a nature lover also takes care of her bedridden 90 year old husband. During the vaccination drive, Vanaja receives a call from the government hospital for her second vaccine. Soon she leaves for the hospital and paves her way through the fields, forest, small stream while admiring the nature and innocently possessing a mark of it.

Justin returns to Cape Town as a first-year student at Rocklands University after spending most of his teenage years living in Beaufort West where his mom took up a teaching job after the untimely death of his father, a musician on the brink of success. Justin makes the transition from the small town to the city, leaving his mom and quirky friends behind. He moves in with his uncle, a 40+ Marketing Professor at Rocklands University, who lives a fun filled existence as an eternal bachelor. Justin meets G, a street-smart kid from the Cape Flats that might be able to help him transition back into city life and help him meet the girl of his dreams.

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Mamie is very old and a bit dotty. For her 12 years old granddaughter, being with Granny can be fun...or not.

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Meera, a crowdfunded cinema, recites the memory and the sense of longing it holds. It nurtures around the life of a soul, alone but never lonely, finding residue in smell of poetry. A woman's outlook and disregard of the society frame her perfect solitude and add smells to it, bringing memories, that reminds her of herself, raw, unfiltered and away from popular notions of beauty... What happens when she loose her most cherished possesion, her only reason to life , what happens when memories fades? Set on the backdrop of pandemic world, Meera brings home memories, mystery and emotions beyond explanation.

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Dobya is being old, aged and elderly. This story belongs to an elderly Sitaram, his old bull, raja, and to a village that is marching towards aging. This village is like any other village you will ever encounter, preserving their rural charm for ages, holding on to humanity and carefully protecting the legacy of aging from generation to generation almost like the fallen leaves from a lifeless tree. Such is Sitaram, an old resident of an old village. Tatya as he is called, is attached to his farm. He has a son named Daadya. Daadya is married with a kid. The city of dreams, Mumbai, allured him for the job and since then Mumbai embraced him completely. Raja, the bull, kept the agriculture going while Daadya received education from that earning. Raja was the calf of one the cows of Tatay. Hence, Tatay felt deep love for him. The love for the bull was the reason that Tatay took care of Raja even in his old age. Tatya’s daily routine was to wake up early in the morning, bathing, sipping tea before paying visit to the village temple of God Hanuman (Monkey God). After that he would cook a Bhakkar(bread), fed half of it to Raja and consumed the rest. Then he and Raja would set out on their farm along with his assistant Aabya. Aabya spend his entire life in the village due to his physical disability. He would have also left the village for the city life if he was perfectly abled. Tatya often spoke his heart to Aabya. Aabya was connected to the world through his phone. In the era of technology, the entire village was constantly aware of their children’s whereabouts through Insta and Facebook, but tatya was completely clueless of it. Every young adult of the village is now a part of city life for job. Leaving behind in village the old benches, old trees along with old villagers and young children, children who will also start their journey towards city as soon as they turn into young adults. Madhu nana, another resident, who is experiencing the same fate as Tatya. Every other household of the village is sharing more or less the same fate. Even when someone is ill, the old villagers are the one to make sure that the sick is reaching the dispensary. And if by ill fate the person passes away, there are hardly any chances of receiving a proper funeral from the family, as the son is far away in Mumbai and the daughter somewhere in Pune. Traditional old houses are now replaced by bungalows. But the opinion of the lonely old parents leaving in those huge bungalows aren’t taken inconsideration. How do they want their home to be? They do not want huge bungalows. Instead they wish for a family that can stay in the home with their homely warmth…Traditional stoves are replaced by gas stoves, mixer replaced the good old mortar and pestle, android mobiles replaced the landline but the one’s using the technology aren’t here anymore. Traditional stove again joined the side of gas stove. Meals cooked on the traditional one are now a trend but touch of tradition is lost. Spices grinded by mortar and pestle were unique to it’s flavor. Today such flavors and the skill to prepare those are lost. We will happily accept the memorial statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj in the Arabian sea, but the forts that once had the presence of our king, forts that were blessed by his footsteps are now on the verge of breaking and aren’t even talked about…Are we deliberately losing the rural charm of our villages? Urbanization and Industrialization aren’t necessarily evil. Nor is the decision of leaving the village for employment in cities by the youngsters. It isn’t their fault that their busy lifestyle doesn’t allow them to visit the village. But then who exactly is at fault? The old parents who are still waiting with hope in their eyes that their will child return to take them with him, are they are at fault? This thought should be focused on. The feeling that the village awaits your visit apart from the festivals and fairs should create emotions in your heart and only then we can be aware of this rural charm.

On her way to start a new life in Australia, Sonam remembers a trip she had with a ride-sharing motorcycle driver, Bikash, who had been having the same recurring dream as her. As Bikash and Sonam try to find eachother again in Kathmandu, Bikash begins to use his lucid dreams to find her in the real world.

Sweet Biriyani deals with a food delivery guy and his experiences in a single day. Marimuthu, a law student, delivers food for his family’s economic needs. He enjoys riding the bike all day, listening to a variety of songs. On what looked like an ordinary day, Marimuthu encounters humiliation, prejudice, and arrogance. How did he find his solace, and what was his retaliation? Sweet Biriyani answers it intensely and humanely.

When mother had some problems and left home, Seonwoo comes back home to take care of his father. Father asks Seonwoo three favors during his stay.

This story clearly depicts the real struggle of a transgender . It shows his journey from childhood to becoming MLA, where he brutally gone through many parameters.He was extremely tortured by family members, starve for many days, locked in room and finally they kicked him out of his house in a very disrespectful manner. He survive by begging everywhere and sleeping on roads.Then he came across transgenders community, where he respectfully introduced. He became the sex worker to earn his bread and butter. Still he didn't giveup. After getting approval from supreme Court, he take admission in a college and became Sub inspector. He solve very crucial case, even after that he didn't get any respect he deserve, thats why he leave that job too. Later on, he started social work, helping many people, opened a trust for orphans and provide them education with good lifestyle.Then he introduced himself in political party and become MLA of Bilaspur.

In a mountain village primary school in China, three generations of teachers worked with one shoulder pole to support the poor students. In order to help the children get out of the mountain, the teachers kept their promise and kept themselves in the mountain for the lifetime.

Short Documentary on children of Dharavi who want to become an actor & are taught by Baburao Ladsaheb

In the land occupied with the sprayers army, no one has the right to grow any kind of plants either in public or private. So many of the people and soldiers do not even know how dose a plant grows or look like, until one day one of the soldiers finds a seed buried deep down in the dust and his curiosity is just the beginning of something extraordinary, something big, something revolutionary

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Success shapes the World, For us, Failure does it. Noor-e-Mayoor focusses on the fact that failure teaches us more. At Mayoor we celebrate success but we celebrate success only after we have overcome the obstacles, impediments and the hindrances that are strewn all our way of failure, highlighting a well-known fact, that failure would teach you more than success ever can.

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Fishy is a detective story, diving into science and religion in a near future Kolkata, ruled by a new kind of religious fanatics...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

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Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kaysar, a young boy, suffers an accident and his right arm is torn off by a farm machine’s high-speed rotator while playing in the field. If the arm is not reattached, it will lose all nerve and cellular activity in 6 hours. However, the doctor who can perform the surgery is 1400 km away in Urumqi and the last flight is about to take off. If he can’t make the flight, Kaysar might lose his right arm forever. Everyone rallies together in a race against time to save Kaysar...

Kailash and Minnu, a newlywed couple, is leading a tough ‘pandemic-hit phase’ of their life. Covid restrictions enforced by the government of India make it even worse, as they would have to close their small provision store before 7 PM. On a night, Minnu is waiting for Kailash at home to burst a sweet-surprise. The same night, Kailash gets into a brawl with SI Thomas Idicula for not closing the shop at the designated time. Idicula gets furious and takes Kailash with him to the Police Station. Things snowball from here, and the further incidents lead to crux of the story. The film narrates the same incident in five different perspectives.

The Wrestler's Cane is a compelling and inspirational documentary about Mallakhamb first mentioned in a 12th C. Indian text then popularized by Balambhatt a wrestler from Maharashtra in the 19th C. A parallel story is told through the Modern day Balambhatt Uday Deshpande a revered guru who has dedicated his entire life to spreading this little known ancient traditional sport across India and now his mission is for it to be in the Olympics. This beautiful gravity defying sport performed on a wooden pole of 8.5 ft. tall challenges all who try it but it is much more than just the trunk of a teak wood tree. It is a philosophy, a science and an extension of yoga on the pole. Uday has devoted his life to teaching visually challenged students and in The Wrestlers Cane we follow 4 main characters as they learn and then inspire other visually challenged people to try it. The film examines what it means to be sighted and unsighted and what is true vision.

The pandemic has brought doom upon the entire world, except Kalitala. Young Sholte finds drawings of a dead child from the city, and trying to match them with their said progressive village, discovers that physical confinement is only a minuscule part of a bigger shutdown.

Death is not necessarily an end, but rather an inevitable part of life. Dancing with Dharma follows the journey of two oddly paired characters across a night in London. Dharma, is grappling to come to terms with the sudden unexpected death of her husband. Death, having collected her husband’s soul, is trying to make the most of his night in London. When she persistently follows him, a bizarre bond forms between the two— Dharma is able to get some of the answers she needs, and Death is able to alleviate his loneliness even if it’s only for one night.Â

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With a crippling need to earn a living in a laborious world, an old lorry driver and a young sex worker form an unusual bond as the sun goes down.

In the near future when the consciousness can be transferred to the new body, the husband Lao Lin is unexpectedly blind, and his wife Xiaorou buys the body Xiao Lin. After Lao Lin refuses, the husband and wife make their own choices in the face of desire.

A middle-aged man was on the verge of collapse, without being cared by anyone. He was debt-ridden and couldn’t pour out his heart, leaving him in pain. When he was desperate, he regarded his daughter he hadn't seen for many years as his last support in the world. However, his daughter's determination made him realize that he had really lost everything...

Failing his postgrad school test, the good student Ruguang came across a deadly monster in the shower room, leaving him a big ugly scar on his wrist. He puts a cast on his arm to cover the wound and begins to lie. He lies to his roommate, his counselor and even his therapist, His lies feed the monster in the dark. As he pushes the people around him further and further, the monster becomes more and more alive. At the end, covered with scars on his body, Ruguang has no choice but to face the fact that all the scars was coming from himself and he is deeply not ok.

Kazakh has an old tradition that every Kazakh boy over the age of five has to take circumcision in autumn, which is one of those big moments for every Kazakh man. This traditional ceremony has a symbolic meaning that a boy is about to become a man. The story takes place in northern Xinjiang in early 2000. It is about a young Kazakh boy who missed the age of circumcision then came to his grandfather's house in the grassland of pastoral areas with his family and went through the traditional circumcision ceremony. During the process, he gradually became afraid after discovering it is a medical surgery in fact, so he ran away and hid, However, had the circumcision in the end. With the physiological changes, his character and thoughts have been changed in a sudden, then he is on his new path to adulthood now…

"Missing Moments" is a musical film characterized by the silence that inherently results from the deep understanding between two people. Their understanding of surviving the cruelty and insensitivity of human beings is reflected in their silences. The short film silently depicts the freedom of their bodies, seeing and moving through the world with newness. By tapping into this graceful yet powerful human persistence, this film is a venture into translating the journey of silence into a language of the freedom of bodies, in dialogue through thoughts and music, beyond conceptions of rules, regulations and societal borders.

Luca's in a deep end... After his mother's death, he has hit the bottom line, living on the street among the homeless... to feel somehow closer to her... He han't been back home ever since... until the day of his father's birthday... Luca decides to go, and discovers a bittersweet truth... his father wants to get rid of everything belonging to Luca's mother.... Luca flips out... But then something magic happens....

"Little Samuel" speaks about the rural India's passion for cricket, with nostalgic moments of 90's television era, intertwined with the emotional friendship tale. Young boy Sam from southern India who dreams of playing cricket. His family does not have enough money to buy him a bat, so he devises a devious way get the bat which affects his close ones. In the end, Sam has to make a decision between getting a bat, and telling the truth.

“Mein, Mehmood” is a film that is dedicated to the life of hardworking immigrants all over the world. Through the happenstances in the life of one such immigrant, the film talks about the deep identity crises arising in people from the subcontinent, from their inability to read, write or speak a popular language (in this case English) and the subsequent socioeconomic effects of this. The film traces the life of Mehmood, a simple middle-aged immigrant from the Indian subcontinent who like many others from his generation has left his home for the Middle East, to provide a better life for his family. A tele-caller with a tourism company that is badly hit by the pandemic, Mehmood, struggles to meet monthly sales targets of converting random strangers into potential customers. His inability to converse fluently in English severely limits his ability to converse with potential clients, thus putting his job in jeopardy. Meanwhile, thousands of km away, back home, Mehmood’s wife waits for him to send some money home for their daughter’s education. Through Mehmood, we can feel the agony of hundreds and thousands around the world whose access to leading a respectable life gets inhibited due to their inability of learning a particular language. The title of the film, “Mein Mehmood”, loosely translating to “I am Mehmood” almost ironically points out their search for an identity in an ever-changing world where they are unable to even properly emote in words to a wider audience. Thus, what remains inside is a scream waiting to come out.

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Clowning with Shakespeare explores the abstract sense of creativity and the process of storytelling followed by Rajat Kapoor and his team in their bid to put up another heart-warming story on the stage for the dying breed of the theater audience. In the creative domain, there are no set rules. Rajat Kapoor understands this better than anyone else. He’s not afraid to reveal himself. At times he appears clueless, at times he appears all-knowing, and at other times, he appears a madman with an agenda.

Caregivers is the story of care givers of India and the journey of Life circle India , who take pride in supporting Indian seniors. The organization is helping young girls in their profession and helping an aging population at the same time.

Five comedic tales criss-cross at random, focusing on the emotions of the main characters and told with a lot of rhythm and action.

Caregivers is the story of care givers of India and the journey of Life circle India , who take pride in supporting Indian seniors. The organization is helping young girls in their profession and helping an aging population at the same time.

xvdf'Tath Kana' is a film based on the legendary life and work of Dr. Premanand Shantaram Ramani, an Indian origin Doctor, popularly known as Dr. P. S. Ramani. Now in his 80's he is a famous & leading Neuro-Spinal Surgeon across the world being followed and respected by other leading Neuro-Spinal Surgeon's. Today he is known as the 'Father of Neuro-Spinal Surgery' in the World. Hailing from the Coastal State of Goa, he is widely known for his work in Neuro-Spinal Surgery Technique called the "PLIF Ramani Technique". He is currently the senior Neuro-Spinal Surgeon at the Lilavati Hospital in Mumbai and even today he continues to practice professionally. The Film portrays his life, his struggles to find out the way to fix problems related to the Human Spine which always made him curious since his early days as a child. The Film tries to showcase the dedication & spirit of a medical professional who crossed all boundaries to invent a solution to the ages old spine related problems of mankind. His innovations in the field of spinal surgery are globally acclaimed. Even an annual marathon is held every year in his honor in his home state of Goa titles as the “Dr. P S Ramani Goa Marathon”. gbfdbfgb

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