Muhammad Abed Baryal

In a mysterious, ruined world, AI toys awaken-and in the silence of the wreckage, they wonder why they have returned to life

Muhammad Abed Baryal has long been fascinated by the idea of creating a film inspired by the life, journeys, and inner world of Whitney Wright - not focusing on her work in the adult industry, but on her unexpected travels through regions such as Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, and Iraq.

A young girl becomes the last guardian of dreams in a surreal world where her existence—and the fate of her three sisters—depends on preserving imagination itself.

Little Statue" directed by Bahram Baryal, is a crime drama film. The story revolves around a gang of criminals who are hired for a mission to steal a golden statue recently discovered in Afghanistan. When their initial plan fails, they resort to kidnapping the daughter of the archaeologist who found the statue. Their goal is to force him to hand over the statue to them instead of the government. But things don’t go as planned…

Majedi Lala, worried about his own and his son's bachelorhood, goes to Mama Shirin's home to meet his four very different daughters. Now the family must decide: which bride is the right choice?

A New Psychological Documentary About Children

In an old library, two people trade book titles as secret codes-an exchange no one around them notices. But as tension quietly builds, one question remains: will the truth be uncovered?

Inside a confined cube, chaotic shadow dancers move without rhythm or order. A mysterious figure, seen only through fragments of a face, begins reshaping their world — pulling curtains, rebuilding space, and restoring structure to the movement. As the environment transforms, the dancers emerge from confinement into floating bubbles beyond the cube, where dance continues freely. A surreal meditation on dance as one of humanity’s oldest universal expressions of joy, emotion, and existence