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Yesterday and Today
Nothing happens in βYesterday and Todayβ β and thatβs precisely what itβs about. Two minutes of stillness, a figure dissolving into darkness, Debussy in the background. A film about mourning something you canβt quite name, or just watching it pass. Maybe both.
Soulmates - Oru Saathukkudi Pranayam
An aspiring filmmaker struggling to bring his debut film to life unexpectedly crosses paths with his former lover, reigniting old memories and unresolved emotions. As their lives collide once again, a chance encounter over two glasses of saathukkudi takes them on a bittersweet journey through love, ambition, ego, and second chances.
The Sun Never Sets
Wendyβs life is thrown into chaos when her boyfriend, Jack, who is older and divorced with children, insists they take space to evaluate the relationship. During their break, Wendy runs into her ex, Chuck, forcing them into a volatile triangle.
Aurora
Stranded in the farthest reaches of space, the sole survivor of a catastrophic accident faces a divine reckoning he never imagined.
We, Brothers
Two old fellow mobsters meet up at hideout to discuss their next job. They plunge into a conversation recollecting their past deeds together, which leads them into argument and rivalry, until one of them realizes something is quite wrong.
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 itselfβan 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 oneβs dark side, the weight of hidden identities, and the quiet beauty of finally yielding to the rhythm that was guiding us all along.