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A man is haunted by the memories of his ex-lover. Is it because of the guilt or longing forms the rest of the story.

Van Rakshak - The Forest Guard is not just a fictional tale of 'Chiranjilal Chouhan' from Himachal Pradesh, it is the reality of today, a reality check which all of us, the human race badly needs at this point of time. This film is based on Environment Conservation, Global Warming and Climate Change that shows the battle of a forest guard who fought to save his motherland till his last breath.

In this bilingual Manipuri film the desire for ethnic supremacy and emergence of politics of identity had put the people of Manipur to an unceasing violence, amplifying further mistrust and animosity amongst its population. Yet, in the face of distressed memories, hope thrives.

Aruna Vasudev, Founder of Netpac, Cinemaya & Cinefan Film festival has touched the lives of many in the world of Cinema. This documentary traces her roots from her humble origins in an undivided British India, to corridors of cinematic universe. It brings together her journey as a film critic, cinema activist and an impresario, weaving a tapestry that connects the dots that make the large canvas that we know as Asian Cinema Renaissance. This film explores her dynamism painted through a narrative unfolding lives of critics, filmmakers, curators and programmers – who are hidden maestros that largely make the cinephilia culture and by large remain unsung in histories of Cinema.

The catfish will linger in every villager's mind, stealing their sleep.

Today when most students are equipped with technological devices, our teachers still continue to struggle and teach themselves, to unlearn the older ways of teaching, to learn to use technology they are completely unfamiliar with, and relearn their passion for teaching, even in the face of these difficulties, so that learning never stops. This short film is a tribute to celebrate their spirit to Learn Unlearn Relearn Here's to all the teachers who keep the world moving and growing everyday, who teach us to Keep Learning everyday.

Point Blank

A story of a 13 years old who gets trapped inside a classroom for 3 days

The Lost Paradise is a short documentary that tells about a rare rags to riches to rags story of a tiny Pacific nation of Nauru. It tells how Nauru, through phosphate mining, became the world's richest nation per capita and how corruption, exploitation of environmental resources, poor decisions, and a musical made it one of the poorest countries in the world.

A young man stands to inherit his grandfather’s property if he marries the girl chosen by the late grandfather. Will he fulfil his grandfather’s wish?

A man and his nightmarish experience with the mosquitoes.

A boy, a girl, a cafe and a concept. What else? Well, one thing is for sure. It's not just a love story. Watch the 13min short to find out what's happening on the other side.

Based in a small village in Kutch, India; 10-year-old Mukti wishes to swim in the newly filled lake, after a drought spanning for years. A seemingly simple wish turns to an unexpected discovery about himself, which causes him to question himself, the stigma around it, and his wish to swim in the lake.

A shy and modest struggling theatre actor from an affluent family suffers from MPD. As his different personalities come into play, his life goes topsy turvy, creating comical situations and changing his status quo with everyone around.

In a parallel world, ‘Bablu’, a lonely old man working for ‘Babylon’, a company that owns all the trees & plants, goes on an assignment and accidentally encounters a rebel group planning a secret mission against ‘Babylon’.

Noor Alam invents himself as an Intersex person after the age of 25. He had experienced a myriad struggle until defining his identity. Noor was born as a girl with ambiguous genitalia and named Shubra. At the age of five Doctor found two hernia in both sides of her female organ, but after surgery doctor has ensured those are testicles. They declared Noor as a boy! Against the Wind is a biopic of Noor Alam, who is country first professed intersex person working for community development.

This Story is about a educated boy who is forced to the Vacancy due to unemployment and an Pull Rickshaw some politicians and that poor Rickshaw man together teach the leaders a lesson.

An interesting and fun tale about love!

Two world's collide, of a father and a son as they move towards the bigger priorities of their lives. Madhusudhan, the head of Nirupama old age home, strives every day to spread happiness and cheer in a place that houses a deep sense of loss and rejection. A home inhabited by frail and old abandoned people, who have nowhere else to go and call Nirupama their home. Tapan, Madhusudhan's only son grew up training himself to survive the world alone. He blames Madhusudhan for being a father in absentia and also for his mother's death. The story takes us through an emotional roller-coaster of a father and son relationship in the backdrop of Kolkata- a city jostling between fading tradition and modernity taking over.

Two kids who are on a mission earn some money to buy an TV antenna in order to watch a famous show. A parallel track of theee young spoiled theives interweaves the stories and their journey goes through some Un predictable twists

“Just Another Day” is a modern neo-realist film that draws attention to in-arguably one of the most raging topics of modern times - depression, abuse, and the perception of separated/divorced women in society. Through the happenings of a single day, the story traces the life of a 40 something newly separated woman, Anjali Katekar, as she navigates another 24 hours of her life in the busy city of Mumbai.

A short film about two boys who are left with questions on freedom, religious identities in their childhood the answers to the question is later discovered in the film while they dispute through religion and toxic masculinity in their youth.

Manu recalls his childhood friends, Ravi and Karthika, before he departs from life.

In the dreamlike world of a rural Indian mela (fairground), enigmatic tales of love and betrayal unfold. A fortunetelling donkey pulls in the crowds, while a stuntman is caught in a romance with showmanship…

A Short Film Directed by Rukshana Tabassum

A motor narrates the events and a murder that happened in its room with its own innocent perception of the world. The film also explores about the duality/double standards of men.

A wall fan convincing the modern situation of India, a large democratic country.

The local train is a sight to behold in the morning, overloaded with crowds fighting to get inside. A special compartment reserved for women appears as a temporary oasis – a haven for solitude and contemplation. Director Rebana Liz John questions the women, who reveal what it means to keep ambitions alive within an oppressive patriarchal system. Black and white imagery evocatively captures the details of the women’s experience in this world. They reflect on their lives, across generations, with humour, disappointment and defiance, forming a complex tapestry whose common ground is endurance and survival.

What if the "settled" life you are living is suddenly challenged under a Lockdown? Will you be able to survive reality?

From the second floor of his coincidental new home, the filmmaker observes his surroundings; a vast green marshland with birds, animals, a pond and people. The filmmaker wonders whether there could be a space in the absence of stories or whether the camera forces spaces to create stories for its own survival.

A story about a man searching for the ultimate weapon while battling his greatest fear.

A compelling short film that explores the parallels between physical and mental health, challenging perceptions by highlighting the hidden battles of mental illness and the stigma attached. It emphasizes the need for empathy and understanding.

Film reflects thoughts, emotions and memories of the narrator, which echoes all our flaws, depravities, everything that makes us humans and broken.

Bored of their lives, a group of four friends visits a hill station in search of adventure. All goes well till one of them mysteriously goes missing and the law enforcement gets involved.

From his home in Lisbon, Lebanese-Palestinian writer Saleem Haddad reflects on memory, his family and the strangeness of the sea. He chases his grandmother’s fast-fading recollections of Palestine, where she lived many decades ago, and thinks about writing the homeland from a distance.

Asmee is a dark love story revolving around a newlywed couple with a mysterious past. They must confront the harsh truths and pay a price for their actions.

Alpha Adimai (Alpha Slave) ... A lad working as an aide to a weed supplier recognizes an opportunity to start his dark journey in the midst of a narcotic raid ...

A husband and wife are on their way back home after attending a funeral of a close one. Meanwhile, a young girl and a kid go about their daily routine without a care in the world.

If You're Trapped in Devil's World Then Betrayal is The Only Thing Which Can Take You Out.

This song title is taken from a poem by Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay that became the cry for the Indian Freedom struggle and later the National song of India. This rendition of Vande Mataram was composed, written and filmed in the peak of the Covid 19 Lockdown in India.

Jane is a story about a young, curious girl from the lower middle-class of Mumbai, who tries a menstrual cup for the first time. Due to lack of awareness and taboo around menstruation topics, she is unable to talk to anyone about her experience and finds herself stuck in a bad situation, that blows up even more in her head.

This is a project where I attempt to understand the complexity of remote gig platform work from Amazon’s Mechanical Turk and focuses on an intentionally hidden and opaque space of labour and platform politics. The research – which spanned over two years – asks questions about postcolonial techno-realities, to the invisibility of precarious labour, to infusing individual experiences into conversations around globalised interconnected algorithmic governance, and finding concrete situations where we can witness what this looks like.

"Ruuposh" explores the struggles of a Muslim family separated by the partition of India as they try to reconnect despite years of pain, estrangement, and political turmoil.

The film exposes the life of women who have been trafficked in various parts of India. Some of them have been trafficked because of debt bondage and some for sexual exploitation.

A boy gets to interact with an anonymous person who paints his portraits and throws them at him, hiding their identity. The boy forms an affection towards the person and when he finally learns the real identity of the person, it shocks him. What did he do after that is the rest of the story.

After the easing of nationwide Covid lockdown restrictions, a young woman from rural Kerala seeks a clinical abortion—having been impregnated during an act of domestic abuse. However, the unavailability of pregnancy care leads to legal complications and she decides to take dangerous, illegal measures to arrange a termination.

Dararein is an intricately woven tale of the love and rift in a family. The time of partition is coming close. Will the family be torn apart by greed or will love conquer?

Chikara is an animated short produced by Nebula Artium.

A boy repeats a mantra while he is on an escape from something unknown.

The children of the Mahalle family make up just two of the 320 million students across India who have had to transition to e-learning because of the Covid pandemic. Both are excited when their new online school opens, due to the extra time and freedom they have. But problems arise with the learning platforms, and the family must unite in response.

Journey of Prajwal, aka Pinni from his childhood to his adulthood, and how he finds his passion against all social norms.

A daily job a killer turns out to take a mysterious turn.

A revolt which began in 1967 has its dominance in the land of West Bengal for a prolonged period. The revolt crossed the boundaries of Bengal and reached many states of India. Kolkata then Calcutta was one of the hotspot of this revolution or the Naxal Movement. The movement began in Naxalbari in North Bengal. The beginning of the movement has seen the revolt of farmers but around 1971 the Naxalites gained a strong presence among the radical sections of the student movement in Calcutta. Students left school to join the Naxalites. It was a fight against Class Enemies… EKATTOR is a film which tries features the situation of Kolkata in 1971.

A boy struggling from loneliness, who got raped by his own friends, finds a way out but ends up being isolated again.

Bhavar Paratp Singh has left everything is search of his father and he meets Savi accidentally who came for her destination wedding in Harsil. The story further continues in their struggle of finding Bhavar's father and they eventually fall in love in the journey.

Bharathapuzha is about the lives and struggles of Sugandhi, someone who had kept the doors to the outside world wide open, where and in which she seeks freedom. She enacts several lives in one, yet struggles to find a place of her own in the world of men. She is a river that flows despite everything, and takes in everything in its ebbs and tides. Bharathapuzha is also about the city of Thrissur, the city of cultural expressions, festivities and tiger dance.

A psychedelic portrayal of a dysfunctional family.