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In a quiet village, the body of an elderly man, Bhimsen Chhetri, is prepared for his final rites. His legs are carefully tied, his body bound with ritual precision, and the mourners stand in silence as tradition is followed without question. As the funeral procession begins, the film shifts decades into the past. A younger Bhimsen helps carry the body of his friend named Balmiki along with one old man and another young man through mustard fields toward the riverside for cremation. During a brief rest, a young man and an old man went to collect the wood into the jungle leaving Bhimsen alone with the corpse. What follows is an unexplainable event.

In 1920, Teresa and Maria live on a farmhouse. Maria does all the housework: she looks after Teresa, cooks, washes clothes, sews, and sings to her at bedtime. But when Teresa falls asleep, Maria doesn't rest; she continues with her chores. A visit from a neighbor arouses Teresa's curiosity, making her daily routine more interesting.

A man is gifted a mysterious mask that causes him to lose his mind.

Skjolden is a beautiful and luscious town in Norway's deepest and longest fjord of Sognefjord. Camouflaged in the bright, green mountains lies tips, facts and awe which will capture any viewer's attention.

After Jack invents a machine that teleports him and his stepbrother to a parallel universe, they encounter a serial killer in a dog mask

Part of "The Process Tapes"

What makes a mother? A short animation exploring matrescence, the often unseen and deeply personal metamorphosis of becoming a mother. This film reimagines ancient wisdom for contemporary motherhood, offering language, beauty, and recognition to an experience many feel, but few can name. A new mother is in a process of radical change – morphing, transforming, transcending. But does anybody see her?

Hamed, a hardworking rug cleaner in Tehran, faces a dilemma after discovering that one of the expensive Persian rugs he picked up for cleaning is missing. Desperate to find it and avoid the hefty cost of replacement, he retraces his steps, growing increasingly suspicious of his friends who handled the order the previous evening.

After successfully covering up Paul McCartney's death, two CIA agents are tasked with the impossible... convince the entire world that God is real.

A novice documentarian wants a place at film school and sets out to shoot a study of an interesting person. Finding no one at 11 at night, she ends up at the Smolensk Cemetery, at Aleksei Balabanov’s grave. Trying to make a film of it, she comes away with a string of botched sketches: a couple on a first date; a painter who has spent years on a portrait of Balabanov;people who turn up to drink and argue about cinema. It was dark, the camera pointed the wrong way, she had promised not to show a thing, she walked out on her subject. Everything that mattered was not caught on camera, and so it was drawn.

When an ordinary day at home takes an unexpected turn, revealing just how fragile life can be and how the end of one generation can expose another.

In an apartment building, a variety of residents live side by side. Behind each door lies a personal secret. Some darker, some stranger than they first appear. Outwardly cheerful Joosep, dreamy Pille-Riin, withdrawn Ott, and nosy Magda – each harbors an inner world that slowly begins to seep through the wallpaper and walls. As the residents struggle to keep their secrets hidden, cracks begin to spread through the building’s facade. Soon, all their secrets threaten to come to light.

A zombie seeks therapy after realising he's addicted to eating brains.

In the film Nieuw Hemel Jaar, five women sing excerpts from a poem by artist Ad van Rosmalen, accompanied by the choir Bocca Bella. Through the singing of these excerpts, not only body and mind are expressed, but also the soul. How could it be otherwise? In singing, body and mind are connected and become imbued with soul.