After being threatened with losing his job, a New York journalist travels to Piedmont, California—only to uncover that the quiet little town hides far more than it lets on.
"Freddy's Grit" is a coming-of-age drama that follows 14-year-old Freddy after his father abandons him, forcing him to navigate life independently while grappling with sadness and confusion. The film explores Freddy's reflective nature and his reliance on two close friendships built on honesty and listening. As Freddy deals with his father's emotional unavailability, hinted at through his increasingly distant behavior, he experiences a series of challenges. The first act establishes Freddy's stressful home life and loneliness at school, culminating in his father's departure. The second act sees Freddy running away, encountering poignant reminders of his own situation and ultimately spending his limited funds to return home. The third act highlights Freddy's strained relationships with his friends, who recognize his distress and attempt to intervene.
A contemplative short film that follows Shaqille Jayawinata, a young man haunted by faint whispers growing louder within his solitude. Torn between trusting his inner intuition or living with doubt, he must confront a moment of choice that defines his own existence.
Set in the peaks of the Kumbhaganj mountain range, relentless treasure hunter Raman risks everything to unearth a mythical treasure. But as his obsession spirals, the real question arises—does materialistic desire corrupt the man, or does the man expose the greed lurking within us all?
A hungry and solitary weasel roams the dry landscape, intent on hunting the last remaining birds in a tree. The birds try to keep the tree in balance while the weasel doggedly climbs its trunk. The tree sways, the stomach growls, the weasel persists until it’s too late. A classic anti-hero cartoon – not just for children.
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