Tanmay Srivastava

After multiple disappearances in their local area, two teenagers, Luke (Jake Metcalf) and Will (DeAndre Walter) decide to take the law into their own hands to find the truth. As they descend deeper down the rabbit hole, they find that maybe things are much more dangerous than they were led to believe. As things become stranger and dreams begin to cross into reality itself, Luke begins to see that his past, present and future factor into his final goal. In "Nightwatch", the world is not as simple as we have been led to believe. Where the brightest lights shine, inevitably darkness follows. But no matter how many steps into shadow you may take, the light can never truly go out.

Young university student Guy is a bright, confident leader on the right track to achieving his life goals when his dreams are literally burned to a crisp after he becomes the lone survivor of a tragic accident. Now 6 months on from the incident Guy’s confidence has been singed out of him as he seeks counsel through a local therapist who diagnoses him with survivor’s guilt. whilst revisiting bad memories and uncovering clues that hint towards suspicious origins. Can Guy break free from the demons that hold his confidence in chains or will he break under the heavy weight of the trauma he has been carrying?

Clara, a new AI voice assistant, helps Eddie navigate the dating scene, but with Sam who is not too fond of this new tool leads to issues only the latest evolution in human interaction can solve.

This Short Documentary is about The Cellular jail, situated 630 miles away from mainland India in The Andaman and Nicobar islands. During the British Rule, The Indian nationalists and freedom fighters were brought here and were tortured.

The film follows a character who struggles with Cotard's Syndrome. An affliction that not only affects him, but his relationships, which grow in tension and get put on hold. The urge to awaken Clay from his comatose existence grows.

Once upon a time, your TV news report came from a white man sitting at a desk reading a script. That all changed when "Eyewitness News" took to the air in 1965. Al Primo's vision of news became the industry standard: a reporter-centric "eyewitness" multicultural ensemble resembling the community. TV News Primo documents the career and influence of the man who understood that people can tell their stories better than anyone else.

This feature documentary talks about the effects of the Russo-Ukranian war on Post-Soviet/Soviet influenced states.

A musical journey through Tokyo's Jazz Cafes.