DOCUMENTARY PORTRAYING HOW FEW YOUNG MEN FOUGHT AGAINST ILLEGAL PRODUCTION AND SALE OF ALCOHOL IN GOTHURUTH WHICH WAS THE MAJOR SOURCE OF INCOME OF 90% OF PEOPLE LIVED THERE AND THE CHANGES THAT OCCURRED DURING THE FACE OF ACTION AND AFTERWARDS.
A group of students aged between 18 to 25 shares their opinion on the first thing they want to change in their country if they get the power to do so.
A humble man returns from his hard-working job overseas to his hometown in India to run a French Cafe located in a place that clashes with old values and contemporary mindset. He faces unforeseen obstacles every minute of the day due to his inexperience as a restaurateur, yet feels that his optimism is going to pay off in the end. The guests at the cafe bring their own struggles and levity that makes the day worthwhile for the owner and the quirky waiter. Despite the owners’ optimism towards his new business, the chances of the cafe surviving another day seem very slim.
Circle Inspector Shambhu's strict actions against law offenders have earned him a lot of enemies. Shambhu is of the opinion that suspension, punishment and transfer are a part of his job. When Shambhu is made the in-charge of a team to eradicate the use of tobacco, he finds himself in a sticky situation. This is because the new law curbs the society, making it difficult for working people from other states to survive. Naturally, many political parties try to take advantage of this situation. What happens next forms the story of Masala Republic.
A Lonely Teenager decides to take a psychological challenge which may lead to the dark past which he is unaware of.
A morning in the life of a young Kerala boy who had an idea while having his breakfast. What follows is a fun, chaotic chain of events that leads to the climax. Narrated in Malayalam, the film also utilizes a steady repetition of the sound 'tta' from the language.
Two Memories. One Backwater. (A Short Film from the Shores of Kerala Backwaters)
In the remote vilage of Kolahalamedu, surrounded by dense forests, terror unfolds as a man-eating leopard begins hunting humans. Forest officials and locals unite in a high-stakes mission to track and capture the leopard.
Freedom fighter and politician Mohammed Abdul Rahiman leads the revolution in Kerala.
Jefin, an NRI hosteller, struggles to adjust to hostel life as he drifts under the weight of influence and possession.
Ramuvinte Manaivikal is a Malayalam and Tamil film about Malli, an Adivasi girl who dreams of becoming a doctor. She marries Ramu who supports her dreams, but their life takes an unconventional turn when Malli meets a new person at Ramu's home. The movie explores themes of love, societal norms, and a young woman's pursuit of education. Directed by Suthish Subramaniam, the film promises beautiful visuals and a thought-provoking story.
A struggling artist going through a creative block rendering his mind void of inspiration.
A divorced woman trying to get hired as a French tutor and teaching classical dance, and she has a daughter. Her brother Manuel also resides in a flat in Chennai. Their next door neighbours are Unnikrishnan, a retired Major who has a pet dog, Prabhakaran and Bibeesh who lives with a serial-actress aunt (not related by blood) and his young school going brother. The story revolves around the divorced mother and daughter finding happiness of love in their own ways. The film explores commonality of romantic love in different stages of life.
Art assistant Ryan wants to leave Crispin’s crew and something personal of Freddy’s goes missing.
A matinee draws a young man into desire and fear.
Grow Vasu is a biographical documentary on the life of comrade Ayinoor Vasu aka Grow Vasu, a leader of the working class, as well as a champion of Muslim, Dalit, and marginalized communities and human rights movements. At 94 years young, he was jailed for questioning the authority, yet, Vasu continues his fight against oppression, for justice, and for the revolution. The film follows a narrative style divided into ten chapters consists of his personal-political up and downs.
History repeats itself. Om and Subayya are beyond reconcile, as their maddened autocratic ways are obstructed by a group of rebels they are left to decide on how they want to solve this problem, leading to a tragic recreation of the past.
an exploration of queerness and fear of illness through personal and shared experiences.
Trapped in a loveless marriage with her domineering husband Raghu, homemaker Ammu moves through the routines of her household with quiet resignation. In a home where even food becomes a symbol of control and neglect, she is often denied the care and dignity she deserves. Ammu finds solace in Pathu, her neighbor and the wife of Raghu’s rival Shihab. Pathu expresses her affection through food quietly shared across boundaries, offering Ammu the nourishment and warmth withheld from her own home. In return, Ammu gives Pathu something just as vital: the freedom to speak, to be seen, and to exist beyond silence. In a world that often pits women against each other, their bond becomes a quiet act of woman for woman solidarity.