Nisa tells the story of two roomates whose relationship is challenged by the arrival of an unexpected visitor.

When her secret is discovered, a sex-slave takes creative measures to escape a brothel.

A happily married couple’s life turns into trauma after their eight-year-old daughter is raped. Will the family be able to put their lives back on track?

Ahmed Awad Najjar Isami, who ended up with a grand workshop owner in which dozens of workers work, he meets with Tuha, a girl he saw growing up in his neighborhood and attached to it, and he dreamed of it, but she does not exchange love, and then he loses his wealth, as a fire breaks out in the workshop and he comes over it, and then Ahmed meets Sana in the hospital to which Ahmed is taken after he was injured in the fire, and at the same time Ahmed loves tohave violently, and with the same violence Nana protects him, and Sana loves him.

Shehata is a committed employee in a private hospital. He lives with his daughter Nemat and his wife. One day Hussein proposes to his daughter, but the problem is that Shehata is unable to prepare his daughter, which prompts him to ask for an advance from the company. After management refuses, one of the bribed employees takes advantage of the opportunity and offers Shehata received a sum of money in exchange for a trust receipt, which he quickly used against him, especially after Shehata discovered that an incident of embezzlement had occurred.

The Petrus incident from 1982 to 1985 during President Soeharto’s leadership left trauma for some people. Pariyo, a middle-aged man who is now grateful that he was given the opportunity to live, experienced dark times while working as a robber and was almost killed. Another thing with Santuso Waluyo, he had to accept the fact that his brother had to be killed after disappearing for several days. He received news when his brother had been buried by local residents.

Story of a girl who was thrown on garbage after being born as a result of prostitution, picked up by the servant of a rich man and was adopted by his maid Zainab. BBC later on made a documentary about the child and a lady from England went and adopted that baby. When she grew up and watched the documentary somewhere, she came to know who she was and what happened with her. She went to meet that lady, Zainab, who adopted her first, and was still living in the same area. When she arrived to pass time with that family, people started pointing fingers on her, remembering her childhood. Zainab, once again could not accept the disrespect for her daughter (Meharun Nisa) and Mehar had to leave again to go back to Alina 's House, where she had been a respectable citizen always.

directed by mahmut genç

Moving from adolescence into adulthood is proving difficult for young Selena. Broke, unemployed and still living with her mother in their hometown, she deals with her problems in her own, chaotic way.

Composed of archival footage of his friends' travels, the director creates a special view of the spaces he did not physically visit.

Through a photographic narrative, this film presents texts of Bosnian poet Marko Tomaš. Marko and Maja are moving flats in Sarajevo. Maja's depression turns Marko's struggle into poetry, and played on the radio, Marko’s poems become the last bridge of communication between them

Nisargadatta Maharaj's life was a wonderful example of a modern-day sage, one who lived the simple life of a shopkeeper and family man, yet taught from the highest perspective of nondual realization. Maharaj's books and teachings are popular among Western seekers because of their great clarity and direct approach to spiritual awakening. Awaken to the Eternal contains comprehensive film footage of Nisargadatta Maharaj. The essence of his teachings is clearly presented, and several people discuss the significant impact of his presence and teachings in their lives.

Al Nisa: Muslim Women in Atlanta's Gay Mecca is the story of how filmmaker Red Summer brought five women together who sought to establish a community, where there was none, for Black Muslim Lesbians in Atlanta. Atlanta is considered the Black Gay Mecca of the United States. This is a contradiction of terms for most. However, within the Gay community of Atlanta, there is an even smaller community of women who identify as both Lesbian and Muslim.

Cities I Haven’t Been To is an abstract travelogue that traces the skylines of unknown metropolises, taking the viewer on a virtual journey from Dubai to Dhaka and beyond. Unlike tourist postcards, these mental images stem from the filmmaker’s own memories and prejudices, coming to life in dreamlike flashes of abstract figures.

A rare case in Serbian history where a civil initiative gets to be recognized by the state and results in introduction of a new law, named after a little girl who died while waiting for the right diagnosis and treatment (“Zoja’s law”). This film aims to show that any ordinary citizen can make a difference. It is an adaptation of the book titled “Zoja”, based on personal experience of Bojana Mirosavljvić and written by Ivana Krgović.

Directed by Nadia Hamza.

Directed by Yusuf Frinsis.