No Sushi for the Dead

Özkan is a man of Turkish origin who, after growing up in Turkey, decided to move to Spain in search of a different life. Through the eyes of his son, Babamın reconstructs his story through memories, journeys, and family conversations, exploring memory, identity, and the sense of belonging of someone who has spent more of his life outside his homeland than within it.

Strates

When a mysterious boy finds himself trapped in a claustrophobic room, with the only form of communication being a broken landline. He goes on to figure out that the only way to get out is to talk to the person who trapped him there.

When we stop we're so focused on productivity and efficiency that we feel guilty and confused about our own limitless time giving rise to a silent restlessness: the feeling that we should be producing, moving forward, and justifying every minute. With a new emerging force, the human being in its essence becomes increasingly scarce: we can no longer think, speak, and, above all, be. But ultimately, why does it have to be this way?

Haunted by her criminal past, Omotara Johnson has built a quiet life around her son. But when he's accused of murder, old enemies resurface and hidden betrayals explode. From a lover's double life to a best friend's deadly secret.

A slow rain drips on a small railway station while the rhythms of everyday life progress unchanged.

An intimate documentary on the lives and artistic journeys of Renato Habulan, Egai Fernandez, Pablo Baens-Santos, Jess Abrera, and Antipas Delotavo - pioneers of the Philippine Social Realist movement. Centered on the founding of KAISAHAN in 1976, the film examines how the realities of Martial Law under the Marcos dictatorship shaped a generation of artists committed to social engagement through their work. It also highlights the crucial role of CAYA (Center for the Advancement of Young Artists) in nurturing the movement's early development. Through personal reflections and historical and contemporary perspectives, the documentary traces the artists' shared ideals and divergent paths, revealing the challenges, convictions, and creative resilience that affirm their enduring vision of art as a force that shapes Filipino identity—as witness, critic, and visionary. Created in part through a grant of the National Commission on Culture and the Arts.

After a marathon of alien films in his basement, Tom notices some strange sounds and lights coming from upstairs.

Wholesome buddy comedy set in Madison, Alabama

At the request of subscribers, bloggers go to the forest with a mystical reputation, anger the spirits and, having split up, pay for disturbing them.

A story of love, relationships, and the bonds that connect us all.

Sandra, consumed by the quest for acceptance and internet beauty standards, will do whatever it takes to fit in

The story of Gvantsa, a young displaced writer from Abkhazia whose play, As a Token of Love, carries the memory of the home she was forced to leave behind. From the page to the stage, the film is a moving journey through displacement, love, loss, and the resilience of keeping memory alive through art.

Two lovers separate, but eventually reunite atop a mountain. Adapted from a poem by Friedrich Hölderlin.

A heartbroken astronaut on a mission to secure humanity’s future crash-lands helplessly on an alien planet, where a kind-hearted dog comes to his rescue.

After getting only a fraction of engagement on social media, young creative filmmaker Kobula and his friend Saniko go through hard times. Kobula aims to go out in public and promote his work, while Saniko wants to pursue a tech career, get a real job, and leave everything behind. everything changes when they cross paths with a rising CEO and inventor.

Someone who just doesn't want to wake up.