Drama

Firyal (12) a color blind middle school student got a drawing assignment from her teacher. In pursuit of the perfect drawing she went out and try to match her colored pencil to the things that she drew.

Mohamed, a steelworker shattered by the death of his friend in a tragic accident, lives with a piece of rusted metal lodged in his head. As the rust spreads through his body, he rises against corruption, becoming a symbol of resistance and sacrifice.

A young boy and an elderly woman are forced to spend a summer together.

In a decaying cinema in the heart of Manila, Life discovers first love through films and their new friend’s father.

Edith is a curiosity-driven journalist and single mother. Solo parenting proves to be complicated, but when the identity of the man who donated the sperm that got her pregnant surfaces, she seeks him out under the false pretext of interviewing him about his company.

In Almaty, Kazakhstan, 17-year-old Mila escapes her unstable home life by joining an elite swimming team led by Vlad. Amid intense training and suspicions of doping, Mila faces a complex attraction to Vlad, while traumatic memories and moral dilemmas threaten to undermine her new-found independence.

An innovative approach in retelling the tale of Judas Iscariot, known for his biblical betrayal of Jesus when he disclosed his whereabouts for 30 pieces of silver. About to die, Judas reflects on his life and his relationship with Jesus and the disciples.

A gamer has just won. This leads to two men living in a flat are arguing.

Udin, a young boy, drifts through his quiet routines inside an old bus yet within him he carries a world far heavier than his years.

In 1970, Daria Halprin traumatized by Mark's death watches her father's villa exploding sending furnishings, books, and glassware drifting like fallen stars — arrives not as narrative payoff but as a transcendent metaphor for the spiritual unrest of modern America. A symbolic collapse of the American consumer dream. It’s less a filmic conclusion than a meditative act of annihilation, signaling a longing to dismantle civilization’s banal comforts. In today’s world, the slow-motion destruction might be reimagined as the intimate shattering of the invisible structures we live in: your social media profiles, your streaming queue, your cloud archives, your email inbox, your mobile devices — all blown into glittering, floating fragments against the black sky.

When a man checks into a hotel, he learns everything isn't as it seems.

New Theater

Classical Gener Theater

One year after a life-altering tragedy, Toma and Maria are trying to rebuild their relationship. Toma is consumed by guilt and memories, unable to break free from the past. In silence, he begins to be haunted by a monster only he can see. Maria struggles to help him, but her efforts hit a wall built by Toma's fear and silence. As the monster draws him deeper into its world, Toma gets lost between reality and obsession, and the bond between them slowly unravels.

A short graduate film by Sofija Hristovska.

When Valentino Argento of the Argento crime family steals his father's ancient chess piece, a hunt across the city for him and the chess piece ensues. The hunt is further complicated by wannabe adventurer Benjamin, who reveals the chess piece is tied to the legend of King Malfrydius; a tyrant who outsmarted death herself and gained immortality.

Nicolás is a well-known TV presenter and a frustrated writer who appears to lead a successful life, both professionally and romantically. However, just as he’s about to move into the wonderful new house he’s bought with his wife, he encounters an old soul who prompts him to question his monotonous life by recounting fantastic stories. Thanks to this strange new presence in his life and the rekindling of his old love for writing, Nicolás will search for true happiness.

Sanko, the imam, dies. A fratricidal war breaks out over his succession. N'Tjo arrives in the village after being stripped of his inheritance. He finds himself implicated, defending himself.