This short film highlights the struggles of my mom trying to teach me about the piano and pass down her passions that were never achieved.

Erin is a middle schooler who constantly compares herself to Maya, her older sister. In Erin’s eyes, Maya has everything; she is the perfect girl, everything that Erin isn't. However, in one night Erin learns that Maya may not be as perfect as she thinks she is.

THE LIGHTHOUSE INITIATIVE INC will publish this film on Amazon Prime Video.

When the Dumont sisters receive the phone call from their mother, telling them to come home, they can never imagine the darkness that awaits. Upon return, the seemingly innocent family reunion takes a sudden, dark turn as their loyalty and love for one another is put to the ultimate test. Each dealing in their own ways, they must inevitably decide what they are willing to sacrifice for kin.

The film reflects the fragility and resilience of a woman who faced oppression from unjust Confucian traditions in Asia. It aims to reflect upon women's oppression and struggle for freedom.

As a child, the director's grandmom was brought to another family to be raised as a future daughter-in-law in a productive role, known as the tradition of T'ung-yang-hsi. It is a tradition of pre-arranged marriage and she was assigned to do all the household chores and was not allowed to receive higher education. The narration is based on interviews with the director’s grandmother’s children. Egg is an important symbol in the film. Symbolically, eggs play a significant role in the film, representing women as they assume their designated roles in a male-dominated society. Through the depiction of the labor and oppression endured by T'ung-yang-hsi participants, the film reaches its climax with the poignant combination of the Hakka 'Old Mountain Song' and tumultuous waves. Behind the rail track, there is the sea. Across the sea, therein lies freedom.

From microscopic to macroscopic, from personal witnesses to the general phenomena in society, the audiences may glimpse the long past, imagine women's situation in our own times, and look forward to striving for real gender equality in the future. Egg is life per se. Eggs are fragile, but at the same time tough. My grandmother is an egg.

A bookstore that makes money in an unusual way A person notices this unusual business and asks the bookseller for a ransom in exchange for not revealing it. The bookseller and his wife decide to get rid of him.
It should also be noted that the opening sequence of the film is a long take without a cut

Rahim, along with his son Shahid goes to meet his dear friend Ram who has lost everything in partition. What happens next is a tragic reminder of the darkness that can exist within humanity.

The story revolves around a city girl Samidha, the last owner who wants to sell her forefather’s property, but the caretaker Laxmi Akka advises her not to sell it. Laxmi Akka tells her if Samidha even attempts to sell the property. This place is isolated in the wilderness has a secret. It is waiting for the curse to come true. For years, everyone who has bought the house and tried to pull it down has died of mysterious circumstances. It is like the house has a will and life of its own.

In a city veiled in shadows and secrets, hardboiled PI Jack finds himself entangled in a diabolical pact that blurs the line between reality and nightmare. Haunted by his past and pursued by an enigmatic Devil, Jack's relentless pursuit of truth takes him through a labyrinth of illusions, dark alleys, and twisted desires, leading him to confront his deepest fears and desires in a deadly game where the stakes are his very soul.

[never what it seems]

This is the last collection DZHUS has released before the war. The show at Ukrainian Fashion Week took place a few weeks prior to Russia’s invasion, and instead of their traditional showroom in Paris, DZHUS team was already hiding in a bomb-shelter.
The “PSEUDO” concept refers to illusion as the fundamental notion of the metamodernism culture. Duality and hidden senses are undividable from DZHUS design itself, offering numerous metamorphoses of clothing and accessories, and clothing into accessories. The visual aesthetics of the looks is ironic and controversial within itself, hence, self-sufficient. In the AW22 line of unified wardrobe items, the designer’s fantasy went further than functional ‘bonuses’: duplicity is materialised literally, and the extra content is physically unveiled, as the pieces are transformed either when delaminated, or once their inside is extracted. The silhouettes are exaggeratedly structured, and the styles divide into two directions: abstract-escapist ‘cocoons’ versus markedly classic pieces, concealing a potential for radical reincarnations. The drop is produced using cruelty-free materials only, according to DZHUS’ values.
Looking back, this collection became somewhat of a prophecy, with its focus on dualism, unexpected changes, and complete reimagination of the normal.

Music by EYIBRA
Ethical footwear provided by House Martin

After receiving rejection after rejection from various photography jobs, twenty-two-year-old Arden Heart is at a standstill in her career and life. Heading back to the forest where her mother, Anna, introduced her to the art for the first time, Arden relives precious memories of her younger self and Anna. In what started as a bonding moment between mother-and-daughter, became an integral moment in Arden’s life that she seems to have forgotten. If she is to rediscover herself and find her creativity again, Arden must come to terms with why she’s doing it in the first place: love.

Having grown up with color blindness and autism, Freddie has developed rock climbing as a lifestyle, healing himself in the state of “flow”. He extends this solace to the disabled community by making climbing a platform for empowerment.

Navid and Forough are a happy couple who, despite the events that caused them to separate, experience an unusual way to stay together.
This is a romantic movie in science fiction genre.
Also, the script is adapted from an Iranian short story written by Navid Farrokhi.