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Borges and Me
Jay Parini finds himself stuck in a Morris Minor, chauffeuring the brilliant, blind Jorge Luis Borges through Scotland. Quiet and conservative, 23-year-old student Parini dreams of becoming a writer but is at a loss to make sense of the wild, irrepressible 70-year-old Borges. As the journey takes a surreal turn, their differences magnify until, in the tradition of a classic road trip, the two ultimately find common ground.
Arte Alter
"Destiny sets the tempo. You make the move." Dance is not merely movement, it is the raw, rhythmic pulse of destiny itself—an unyielding current shaping everything in its path. Parallel to this elemental force, a soul wanders through the shadowy corridors of the self, locked in a quiet struggle between resistance and acceptance. Through a tapestry of cross-cutting imagery, the film explores the human inner labyrinth: the friction of confronting one’s dark side, the weight of hidden identities, and the quiet beauty of finally yielding to the rhythm that was guiding us all along.
Once Upon a Time in the Middle East
Xu Fu travels to the Middle East to work as a chef in a Chinese restaurant to pay off family debts, where he meets floor manager Ma Junsheng. Their Dragon Restaurant rises to fame, attracting crowds with authentic‑tasting Chinese food. But war breaks out, and local conditions take a drastic turn for the worse. No one can remain unaffected. What lies ahead for them? And how will the Dragon Restaurant hold on amid the war?
Aligned Apart
Two Strangers. Two Stories. A painful breakup and loss of his job leave Neel searching for purpose, while Tara finds herself struggling to cope with her parents' separation and the uncertainty surrounding her family. As the two unknowingly mirror each other's journeys through loss and healing, their lives repeatedly cross in unexpected ways. Can two lives moving in parallel ever become one?
Ohh My Dog
In Assam, 14-year-old Apu embarks on a desperate quest to rescue his beloved dog, Momo, after he is kidnapped. Elsewhere, in Bihar, a devoted dog named Oscar sets out on a perilous journey to find his kidnapped owner, a 15-year-old child labourer. As their journeys unfold, it becomes clear that the two kidnappings may be connected to a larger, sinister plan.
Sterling Point
After inheriting a mysterious island from her estranged grandfather, 17-year-old Annie Jacobson is drawn into a web of buried family secrets. As she and her twin brother Connor begin uncovering the truth about their family, Annie finds herself caught between a new life, unexpected relationships, and a past she never knew existed.
Lúnasa le Gaeilgeoirí
Integrating the work of local designers with the agricultural landscape of Ireland - contrasting aesthetics merging inwards. Trilingual signage displayed throughout, operating through Gaeilge, Ulster-Scots, and English, generating a myriad of cultural influence through written linguistics. Gaelic greatness offering the richness and wealth that is possessed by the land and the inhabitants.
Blind Road
Completed in 2019, this short film remained unreleased for years before finally premiering at various film festivals in 2025, where it screened to critical acclaim and won multiple awards. In 2026, it made its official broadcast debut on television and was released online for global audiences. Driven by Dhaka's relentless traffic, a reckless motorcyclist dangerously rode onto a sidewalk, terrifying pedestrians and aggressively confronting a visually impaired man who was using the guided path. As an outraged crowd gathered to confront the illegal rider for his blatant disregard for safety and decency, the blind man remarkably stepped in to shield his aggressor. Ultimately, his unexpected act of grace transformed a moment of hostility into a powerful lesson in compassion.
The Walten Files 5 - Faces of Grief
Rosemary Peony Walten (Born April 20th, 1934) was an artist, filmmaker & composer from Brighton, Michigan. Having studied at the Brighton Public College for Arts, she dedicated her life into making art pieces that would get fairly popular locally. During the 1960s she worked on numerous short films of her own ("The Dancing Sheep", "Crescendo", amongst many others) and in the 1970s, she joined her husband Jack Walten and friend Felix Kranken in B.S.I. where she'd end up creating and designing the characters that would star in the local burger joint 'Bon's Burgers'. Rose had a loving & caring family of 3 children and a devoted Husband. She was a dedicated member of the Brighton Community Church and hosted numerous charity events alongside her husband, where she donated multiple art pieces. In July 19th, 1974, Rosemary disappeared. She was never found.
The Walten Files 5 - Faces of Grief
"Rosemary Peony Walten (Born April 20th, 1934) was an artist, filmmaker & composer from Brighton, Michigan. Having studied at the Brighton Public College for Arts, she dedicated her life into making art pieces that would get fairly popular locally. During the 1960s she worked on numerous short films of her own ("The Dancing Sheep", "Crescendo", amongst many others) and in the 1970s, she joined her husband Jack Walten and friend Felix Kranken in B.S.I. where she'd end up creating and designing the characters that would star in the local burger joint 'Bon's Burgers'. Rose had a loving & caring family of 3 children and a devoted Husband. She was a dedicated member of the Brighton Community Church and hosted numerous charity events alongside her husband, where she donated multiple art pieces. In July 19th, 1974, Rosemary disappeared. She was never found."