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Missing: Keti Harayeko S... A gripping tale of two young people from contrasting worlds who are thrust together by a twist of fate. A man from Nepal's Terai plains accidentally abducts a woman from the northern hills, bringing her to his rural village in Janakpur. What begins as a clash of personalities slowly transforms into a journey of shared understanding, bridging deep-seated social and cultural divides.

Clawfoot An upper-class suburban housewife is psychologically terrorized by a manipulative contractor remodeling her bathroom... until the tables are turned and a twisted battle of wits ensues with deliciously unexpected results.

We Rise Together 1 ball, 8 players and a common goal; to be a champion, in life and in basketball. This documentary short follows Illawarra Hawks players and a group of Special Olympics basketball players as they share what happens on and off the court.

Yo Fausto Fausto faces the frustration of his ruined plans to study photography in Barcelona and the pregnancy of Carmen, he returns to Mexico and is diagnosed with schizophrenia.

Anybody Seen My Girl? Sergei and Kira were considered the most beautiful bohemian couple among cinema lovers of Saint Petersburg in the early 90’s. Their fantastic love affair ended with Kira leaving town, fleeing for new life, new relationship. Sergei has died shortly after. Only after a few years does Kira realize that she never stopped loving Sergei. And that she’s doomed to stay in a neverending dialogue with a dead lover.

Veneciafrenia When a group of young Spanish tourists travel to Venice for a bachelorette party, they are met by angry locals who are not keen on foreigners and soon they find themselves fighting for their lives.

I Forgive Shot five times by a Los Angeles gang, leaving ten bullet holes through his body, Tony died for thirty minutes and had an out-of-body experience, where he talks with God and makes a choice to forgive.

Weather Forecast Love Ban Dong-uk, a university student struggling with chronic insomnia and lingering anxiety, discovers that the only time he can sleep peacefully is when he is near Lee Do-hyeon, the confident captain of the school’s basketball team. The two share a complicated history from their high school days, when misunderstandings and unspoken feelings drove them apart. Reuniting on campus forces them to confront that past while navigating the pressures of college life and athletics. As Dong-uk grows increasingly dependent on Do-hyeon’s calming presence, their renewed closeness gradually reveals the affection they once buried. What begins as an unusual need for comfort slowly turns into a deeper emotional bond, pushing both young men to face their vulnerabilities and reconsider what their relationship truly means.