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After the theft of her diary, M is subjected to a series of symbolic violences that plunge her into a state of unraveling psychological panic.

An out of touch relationship coach gives dating advice to the broken hearted with the help of a magic doll who gives his clients the insight and help they really need.

Chosen to write the sacred text for humanity’s first Martian colony, a philosopher must decide whether to help shape a new civilization or to remain on Earth with the woman he loves.

When a man hears that his ex will be at a party later that night, he collapses into a cycle of recording and erasing voice messages trying to craft the perfect message to her. What begins as a simple check‑in unravels into a raw portrait of longing, denial, and wounded pride. As day turns to night, he finally sends a message that reveals more about his own fractures and fragile masculinity.

Four elderly women transform traditional skills into art and meaning. Among straw and cattail baskets, delicate embroidery, colorful fabric yoyos, and the making of rosaries, each reveals her own path: some have found in their craft a source of livelihood, others an expression of faith. With a sensitive gaze, the documentary follows these women—keepers of ancestral knowledge—showing how manual dedication intertwines with life stories, memory, and cultural resilience.

Bluetiful is a dark, gothic visual exploration of the inner duality of a woman navigating the spaces between instinct, emotion, and identity. Set within a haunting, swamp like landscape, the film follows a fragmented self split between purity and distortion. The horned figure represents intrusive, shadowed thoughts, while the submerged self reflects vulnerability and emotional depth. These two entities continuously reach toward one another, embodying an ongoing internal confrontation between clarity and chaos. Through symbolic imagery, including a man lying in a coffin, fire dancers, and a circle of women who gradually transform into lifeless figures, the narrative unfolds as a subconscious journey. These elements represent fading parts of the self: innocence, belief, and innate strength, which are often lost or suppressed over time. At its core, Bluetiful is a story of persistence. It acts as a call to continue despite inner conflict, doubt, and emotional resistance. Inspired by rhythm as an internal compass, the piece reflects the idea of listening to one’s own heartbeat as a guide through uncertainty. Musically, the project blends traditional 9/8 Turkish rhythmic structures with modern Western sound design, creating an East West synthesis that stands at the core of its identity. This fusion, particularly highlighted in the solo sections, has drawn significant international attention and contributed to the artist’s expansion onto global stages. The track and its visual interpretation were previously recognised by Metal Hammer Magazine, where it was selected as a first place work globally, further establishing its impact within the contemporary alternative music scene. The film also allows for a feminist reading: a female protagonist navigating her own psychological landscape within a traditionally male dominated musical space. Surrounded by female figures, the narrative emphasises both solidarity and the quiet erosion of identity shaped by external pressures. Blending surreal symbolism with dark aesthetics, Bluetiful creates a layered experience that invites multiple interpretations, from personal transformation to subconscious confrontation, leaving the viewer suspended between beauty and darkness.

Elena holds a wooden comb in her hands as memories pull her back to childhood — her mother combing her hair slowly, every single day, even when Elena was already a grown young woman. When life swept her away to the city, Elena cut her hair and with it cut her way back home. The years filled up with reasons not to return. Elena never understood certain things until the day she finally stood in front of her mother, took out the comb, and ran it through her hair for the very first time.

Set in Florence and performed entirely in Italian, this film follows the intimate evolution of a relationship between an American woman and an Italian man. What begins as a tender, effortless connection gradually reveals the quiet complexities of love shaped by time, place, and unspoken truths.In just a few fleeting moments, the film captures the beauty of connection, the inevitability of change, and the emotional resonance of a love that is both bittersweet and deeply human. *Note: - Final edit / DCP still in progress - Final poster coming soon

Empty Frames is a quiet drama about Walter, a perfectionist photographer who can control every image—except the parts of his life he’s left unfinished. After a work confrontation pushes him into a spiral, Walter reaches for distraction and brief connection, but fragments of his past with Ava and their child Raine keep breaking through. As loneliness turns into a reckoning, Walter is forced to face what he’s been avoiding—and whether he can finally step forward and return to the life he lost.

An Italian film about secrets passed down through generations, unfolding in the heart of Naples, where the price of truth spares no one.

"Be faithful in small things because it is in them that your strength lies." — Mother Teresa Song performed by Victoria Sola-popular Nigerian singer.

When two sisters are left home alone, they must avoid a violent intruder who breaks in and intends to kidnap them.

Sumitra lives in unfamiliar loneliness, distanced from her loved ones. With her daughter’s family settled in America and no one to connect with, she forgets how to enjoy life, sinking into depression. In this state, a TikTok reel unexpectedly catches her attention. In it, Chandrasekhar, with an intriguing offer, says, “I’ll take away your sorrows; I’m a friend for rent.” Curious about how he could ease her pain or become a friend for hire, she decides to meet him. When they meet, they discover they’re from the same town and studied at the same college, sparking joy and surprise. Does he manage to alleviate her sorrow? Do they rekindle an old friendship? The twist lies in where their journey leads them.

Kantha waits at a bus stand, quietly observing the world around him as small moments unfold. Amid the hustle and bustle, he faces a personal dilemma that forces him to make a choice between fulfilling his immediate needs and something more meaningful. What follows is a subtle yet poignant decision that reveals the depth of his character and love for his family.

the center of the world

Interview with a famous film director whose creation wants to leave the planet.

Desperate to get her life together, a young woman turns to a revolutionary AI assistant that promises to bring order to her chaotic life and solve all her problems.

A couple desperately tries to learn their wedding dance in the final days before their big day.

A lonely vampire decides to return to the modern world, all while an ancient enemy hunts him down.

In every ordinary face lies a universe of passions.

Make. Me. Smile. is a Self-awareness, AI awareness and nature awareness short film by award-winning filmmaker and music artist An Vedi. The film was shot on one of alleys in Moscow's central district. The Moskva River and embankment, the Kotelnicheskaya Embankment Building, and St. Nicholas Church appear in the film. It was shot in April 2026 in a style of mobile reportage ("camera in hand"). The protagonist shares her thoughts on the dangers that lurk in urban environments and in interpersonal relationships. A key theme is awareness related to artificial intelligence and environmental conservation. A limited space was chosen for filming, serving as a quiet refuge amidst the urban environment. Having had mixed experiences interacting with people and witnessing the processes unfolding in the world, the protagonist nevertheless tries to encourage the viewer to perceive reality in a positive way. The film features the song "Underneath" by An Vedi.

The music video for "Who am I" is a cinematic, deeply intimate exploration of identity, vulnerability, and the fragmentation of the self. Visually matching the song’s delicate yet powerful indie-pop progression, the video serves as a psychological landscape where the artist confronts her own reflection. Through a carefully crafted palette of light and shadow, the narrative follows a journey of displacement—moving from a state of emotional isolation to a raw, honest confrontation with reality. Symbolism plays a key role, utilizing mirrors, compass, and shoes to represent the dualities we carry inside and the search for an authentic voice in a chaotic world. Every visual cut and camera movement is precisely synchronized with the sound design, ensuring that the atmosphere enhances the emotional weight of the lyrics. Rather than just a performance clip, "Who am I" is a poetic visual diary that transforms personal vulnerability into a universal question, inviting the audience to reflect on their own hidden truths.

Beth cares for a reclusive elderly man in a secluded house. As eerie whispers and shadows grow more intense. Soon, Beth realizes she may never escape its sinister grip.