A struggling screenwriter is hired by a low-budget film producer to create a fresh and unconventional story. His inspiration comes from a mysterious man who appears to predict the future. As the script takes shape, reality and fiction begin to intertwine, leading to a series of bizarre and comedic events that spiral out of control.

"A kindhearted music composer from a rural village moves to Cairo in pursuit of success, only to uncover mysterious events tied to black magic, betrayal, and a devastating personal loss."

A young man, consumed by envy, unknowingly causes harm to his friends. One day, an older man approaches him and shares cautionary stories about how jealousy ruins relationships and lives. Through a heartfelt conversation, the young man begins to confront his destructive feelings and considers changing for the better. The film explores emotional growth, self-awareness, and the damage that envy can inflict when left unchecked.

A man's quiet life spirals into paranoia when he suspects his new neighbor is a dangerous criminal. As his obsession grows, reality begins to blur-until a shocking encounter reveals the truth is far more disturbing than he imagined.

A cinematic tribute to the spirit of Emirati heritage through the story of a village born from one man's passion.

The film explores the vital role of mothers in their children's lives. When one son grows cold and ungrateful toward his mother, a stranger who sees his own late mother in her steps in-with compassion, care, and honor she never expected.

Two Pills of Ruin is a short Emirati awareness film produced in 2011 by the General Command of Umm Al Quwain Police in collaboration with Layalina Film Production. The film follows the tragic journey of a young man who experiments with ...See more

"The film raises profound questions about the social fate of children born out of wedlock, highlighting the emotional and psychological struggles they face amid family and societal pressures. Framed as a tragic drama, it delves into inner conflicts, confrontations, and the painful consequences of deeply rooted prejudice."