Indian Premier at Fest5 International Film Festival 

What would you do if you see all that you had in life, sinking right in front of you? This single question torments five thousand residents of the Ghoramara Island. The Ghoramara island of the Sundarbans saw some of India's first climate refugees. Sinking due to rising sea levels, the island used to be 20 sq. km, but in the last twenty years or less it has been reduced to a mere 5 sq. km. This documentary tries to unfold the daily life journey of some of the residents over there, their struggle and what the upcoming generation thinking about their homeland. Without electricity and proper mobile networking the small village runs in their own rhythm with schools, bazar, shops, their Multi religion festivals and the many many ponds around them. Some villagers trying to fight against the obstacles to stay in and some are leaving it for a better future as they lost their lands and jobs. So, this documentary is an attempt about those all variant aspects.

25 Mins | India

World Premier at Fest5 International Film Festival 

In a village, 14-year-old schoolgirl Mariyam is raped while coming home from school in the afternoon. The video of the rape goes viral, causing a significant impact on her family. They face social isolation, and a village arbitration decision dictates that Mariyam should marry her rapist. On the day of the wedding, Mariyam's mother revolts and goes to the police with her children. Some members of the community take part in the unfolding events.

30:00 Mins | Bangladesh

An outcast must fight the class bullies to overcome her fears and pursue her ambition to fly to the other side of the mountain.

17.04 Mins | India

A man suffering from memory loss encounters a furious stranger who shares his face — their meeting unfolding at the edge of a cliff. With no understanding of the stranger’s rage, only driven by curiosity, he follows this mysterious double through surreal landscapes. Along the way, encounters with others in this unusual village begin to stir fragments of memory — revealing a forgotten bond that may hold the key to who he truly is, and what connects them.

10:37 Mins | India

Amit Shahar collects old buses. He grew up in Hatzeva and when his parents divorced, he left with his mother. As a child, he traveled by bus to visit his father. Collecting buses symbolize a complex, magical period that shaped him to be the man he is today.

14:58 Mins | Israel

A young woman lives in Riceci di Petriano, a suggestive place located a few kilometers from Urbino (Italy). The girl spends a few minutes waiting for the result of the pregnancy test. Meanwhile, he observes the world that surrounds his home: the seductive beauty of nature, the daily habits of humans, the present - which will soon become the future.

4:00 Mins | Italy

Notable festivals featured at:

• Special Mention at "Fano International Film Festival" (Fano - Italy) 

• Nomination for Best Short Film at "Arcicorto Film Festival" (Pisa - Italy)

"Always Return" narrates the arrival in Mexico of Clara (27), a single mother, and her daughter Ana (4), two Venezuelan migrants who, in search of a better life, migrate to Mexico City.

15:16 Mins | Mexico

Antonio has dedicated his life to Lake Fimon, a place that has embraced him since childhood and that he now protects with love and devotion. The documentary tells the story of his deep bond with the water, which for him is a refuge, a confidant, and a witness to the passing of time.

15:00 Mins | Italy

An aesthetically driven experiment that explores the melancholy of life through space and time, Sweet Moon is not a traditional narrative or documentary, but rather an artistic piece that blends sight and sound. With its poetic imagery and abstract storytelling, it creates a motion painting—a unique experience that evokes subtle human emotions.

14:30 Mins | India

The facts are alarming: global warming is causing sea levels to rise, threatening most megacities and 70% of the world's population. Faced with this challenge, architects, scientists and engineers have developed solutions that seem to have come straight out of science fiction: building resilient floating cities that would keep pace with rising sea levels and interact harmoniously with the oceans, rethinking food and energy production. This film explores these very concrete achievements, which are being developed in the four corners of the globe, and introduces us to the leading figures in this international movement known as the blue revolution. How do these new cities work? And are they a good response to climate change and overpopulation?

52:37 Mins | France

World Premier at Fest5 International Film Festival 

"Haim's Story" is a story of a person's disintegration which could have been halted with a little generosity, compassion, or even just a little attentiveness; a personal story that reflects on an entire society.

01:49:11 Mins | Israel

Notable festivals featured at:

• Haifa Film Festival / Haifa, Israel- Winner Best Actor Award

• Jerusalem Women Film Festival / Jerusalem, Israel