Drama

A writer's tale unravels-a magical and mystical ride through realms unknown.

From their home in the Donegal Gaeltacht, gifted fiddle player Shóna McAnally and her little brother Mickey take to the road with a troupe of wandering musicians, on a cross-country journey of adventure, romance, and musical exploration. 

A principled, exemplary Ward Chairman, who has spent his life sacrificing for his family, retires but refuses to settle down—harboring a youthful dream of running a mobile tattoo truck. With no support from his loved ones, he leaves home and fatefully crosses paths with a reckless, hot-headed Gen Z tattoo artist. Despite their vast generational and personality differences, can this unlikely duo turn their shared passion into something meaningful?

On a remote Adriatic island a group of children discovers a mysterious boy hidden in a nearby lighthouse. Convinced he’s an alien, imaginative Fran from Zagreb rallies the gang on a mission to return him “home.” But when local boy Bumbar learns that the little one is actually an African refugee, the adventure turns into a struggle for justice and friendship.

An assistant director investigates the authenticity of a popular autobiographical novel being adapted into a movie.

Two host speaking to their podcast audience while a dark secret is yet to be revealed.

A man pursuing life abroad meets a chaotic, free-spirited woman who pulls him back into filmmaking-a passion he abandoned after trauma. Through their love story, he confronts his past wounds and rediscovers his creative soul.

Amidst the tumult of the city, a man and a woman talk about the past of their hometown, the paths they have taken in life and the hope for a better future.

Christo Xavier, a sub inspector, investigates the case of a missing student, after realizing he was part of his students group that Christo mentored.

In the intimate confines of a small home, a poignant tale unfolds within a mere 16-hour window, spanning the moments between an elderly man's final breath and his funeral rites. Just as life gently slips away from the old man, an unexpected thief barges in, setting off a chain reaction of unforeseen events. Amidst the thief's frenzied attempts and to his dismay, a clumsy misstep startles the household, setting the stage for an unexpected comedy of errors. While the news of the old man's demise spreads, the house swells with grieving relatives and friends, laying the groundwork for the upcoming funeral. As the family earnestly tends to funeral arrangements, the thief's futile efforts to flee are met with increasingly comical obstacles, injecting a much-needed dose of levity into an otherwise solemn affair.

Set in the rural, rusty and politically charged Allahabad of the 1980s, Maalik is a peek into the making of a dreaded gangster from a humble background with intoxication of power to rule the world.

Explores the romance between two visually impaired characters, navigating both the joys and complexities of modern love.

When two brothers attempt to honour their father's dying wish, their actions cause widespread chaos.

Three couples and a lonely friend visit an isolated escape room in the middle of the desert run by a mysterious Ukrainian performance artist.

One night, by the riverside of Tuen Mun River, two girls on the same way home and lose contact with their friends and family due to phone malfunctions simultaneously. By coincidence, they met together in a familiar yet isolated space. Through this serendipity, their attitudes varied between suspicion, understanding, and appreciation. There appeared to be a vague friendship during this short journey.

In this anthology of shorts, the phrase "Gay Agenda" is reclaimed from the religious right and transformed into a celebration of gay culture. Sit back and enjoy "Glances," "Toska," "One More Please," and "Octopuses."

In 2022, I met Beatrice Baldacci. I was going through a period of pain and great change. I saw others perceiving her existence so differently than I did. At this point, I began to ask myself many questions about the origins of my sadness. Seeing her work, "Superheroes Without Superpowers," struck me. I delved deeper with "The Den" and from there, I reached the point of no return. That evening in early July three years ago, I realized that the emotion I felt, and that I wanted to protect at all costs, was my own sadness. A sadness I kept finding in others and that had consumed me, to the point of making me lose who I was. I denied Ginevra's existence for years. I wanted only Axel to assert himself. I didn't make this short film to seek answers, but to put together the pieces of my life.

Isabella lives for and because of her ailing father, Gabriel, but something has been tormenting her lately. As Isabella tries to stick to her routine, strange things begin to happen — yet she’s not ready to find out what it is.