Misrah Fatima Nizami

We delve into the world of Gentle Robot's enchanting song, "Slow."

A young writer gets a call from the hospital regarding her estranged brothers accident, asking her to look after his son, Haider for a few days.

On a planet close to extermination, a lone boy develops a bond with an unexpected friend.

A psychedelic tour of life or a bizarre dream?

While mourning the loss of a parent, Mehru occasionally brings fake flowers to her old house. But she is compelled to deal with a tragic past when she is invited inside the house by her brother, Mir.

No synopsis available yet.

We delve into the world of Gentle Robot's enchanting song, "Slow."

A young writer gets a call from the hospital regarding her estranged brothers accident, asking her to look after his son, Haider for a few days.

On a planet close to extermination, a lone boy develops a bond with an unexpected friend.

A psychedelic tour of life or a bizarre dream?

While mourning the loss of a parent, Mehru occasionally brings fake flowers to her old house. But she is compelled to deal with a tragic past when she is invited inside the house by her brother, Mir.

While mourning the loss of a parent, Mehru occasionally brings fake flowers to her old house. But she is compelled to deal with a tragic past when she is invited inside the house by her brother, Mir.

While mourning the loss of a parent, Mehru occasionally brings fake flowers to her old house. But she is compelled to deal with a tragic past when she is invited inside the house by her brother, Mir.

While mourning the loss of a parent, Mehru occasionally brings fake flowers to her old house. But she is compelled to deal with a tragic past when she is invited inside the house by her brother, Mir.

No synopsis available yet.

A film critic is tasked with documenting an old cinema before its permanent closure.

A film critic is tasked with documenting an old cinema before its permanent closure.

A film critic is tasked with documenting an old cinema before its permanent closure.

An excerpt taken from the poem of Mahmoud Darwish, "A Lover From Palestine".

An ode to Derek Jarman, who, while grappling with death and the loss of his sight, began to see the world through a blue-tinted haze, a reflection of his struggle and medication. This is his Blue.