The Invited is a Korean feature that unfolds as an intimate psychological drama, where an unexpected invitation disrupts the fragile balance of everyday life. As buried tensions and unspoken desires surface, the film explores themes of isolation, trust, and the quiet unease beneath social rituals. The Invited is a haunting reflection on what happens when boundaries are crossed—and cannot be restored.

Junie (India | 12:45 min | Hindi) A raw and intimate sibling drama that confronts mental health and generational trauma, as two brothers navigate self-destruction, conflict, and the fragile hope of healing.

Matter (United Kingdom | 24:00 min | English, Hindi, Marathi) A high-stakes urban thriller unfolding across Mumbai in a single night, where friendship, danger, and time collide during one relentless mission.

That’s A Wrap (India | 22:48 min | English, Hindi) A gripping meta-drama where reel-life performances blur with real marriage, exposing power dynamics, silence, and unspoken tensions within love and relationships.

My Comrade (India | 24:39 min | Bengali, Santali) tells a tense and intimate story that unfolds when a wounded rebel seeks refuge in the home of a tribal villager. As their lives intertwine, the film explores the volatile crossroads of politics, survival, and a forbidden love born under extreme circumstances.

A Little Goldfish (Iran | 15:00 min) is a gentle, evocative short set amid the bustling crowds of Tehran’s bazaar. Through the eyes of a young girl, the world appears joyful, beautiful, and full of color, while her mother experiences the same space as bitter, cold, and dark—revealing a poignant contrast between innocence and emotional hardship.

At Last We Said Goodbye (India | 18:19 min | English, Hindi) is a quiet, emotionally layered drama centered on love, memory, and unresolved farewells. When a woman returns only to leave forever, buried truths surface and fragile relationships are forced to confront the weight of what was left unsaid.

Salam Shalom (United States/Pakistan | 33:00 min | English, Urdu) is an intimate documentary tracing the extraordinary life of Hazel Selzer Kahan, a Jewish woman born in Muslim-majority Lahore. The film offers a moving reflection on identity, displacement, refuge, and the complexities of cross-cultural belonging.

A Door to My Memory (Pakistan | 15:00 min | Urdu) is set in a dystopian future where human memories are stored outside the body. As an aging man struggles to preserve the fragments of his past, the film becomes a poignant meditation on loss, technology, and the fragile essence of what makes us human.

Rom Con (United States | 10:55 min) is a sharp and witty romantic comedy set against the lively backdrop of a desi marriage convention. Beneath the humor and charm lies heartbreak, as one woman confronts love, expectations, and the courage required to be emotionally honest.

Ismail (Pakistan/USA | 12:22 min | Urdu) tells an inspiring, true-to-life story of a young man determined to rewrite his destiny beyond academic failure. Through resilience, ambition, and unconventional choices, the film celebrates the power of perseverance and self-belief.

What Will People Say? (India | 40:00 min) is a compelling documentary about Gulnaz, a young Muslim woman in Ahmedabad who becomes a community radio jockey and a powerful voice against patriarchy, while navigating her own fight for freedom in a divided society.

Hindi-Vindi is a Hindi film that explores identity, belonging, and the in-between spaces of language and culture. Blending humor and emotion, the story reflects on how communication shapes relationships, memory, and self-expression. At its heart, Hindi-Vindi is a celebration of voice—spoken, misunderstood, and rediscovered.

Termite (Deemak) is an Urdu-language film that explores quiet decay beneath the surface of everyday life. Through an intimate human lens, the story reveals how unspoken truths, buried trauma, and moral erosion slowly consume individuals and families—much like termites hollowing a structure from within. Deemak is a reflection on silence, consequence, and the cost of what we choose to ignore.

Boomerman (India | 19:00 min | Tamil) follows a mute YouTuber obsessed with achieving online fame through increasingly bizarre stunts. His descent into madness begins when his secret fixation on torturing a captive man blurs the disturbing line between entertainment, voyeurism, and cruelty.

Pestilence (United States | 14:29 min | English, Hindi) centers on a naïve ten-year-old boy left alone to deal with a trapped rat in his home. What begins as a simple task becomes a confrontation with fear, abandonment, and the fragile innocence shaped by a deeply dysfunctional world.

Two Sinners (India | 11:52 min | Hindi, Urdu) follows Azhar as he is compelled to face the man who assaulted his sister. Torn between his aversion to violence and an overwhelming desire for vengeance, he must make a choice that will irreversibly change his life.

Leave Me Alone (United Kingdom | 18:02 min | English, Urdu) tracks Izzy, a photographer assigned to document an empty Victorian manor. As spectral visions emerge, she uncovers a dark colonial past and is forced to confront buried ancestral trauma tied to the legacy of the British Raj.

SEEN (India, United States | 18:00 min | English) is a psychological horror film in which a mysterious camera left behind becomes a catalyst for stalking, surveillance, and escalating paranoia. The unseen presence begins to haunt a young female taxi driver, invading her life beyond her control.