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‘Alicija’ is the story of a young girl who, upon turning eighteen, leaves behind her family home in Poland to follow her dreams… and finds herself living a nightmare – trapped in the dark world of human trafficking. As she awaits her fate, in a sparse bedroom in the UK, she clings to the memories of who used to be… And the life she once lived…

In this film, we are telling a story, but for over 35 million people around the world human trafficking is a fact. By making this film we are hoping to raise awareness of this important issue; and to encourage people to join the fight against it.

Post break-up beard blues!

A man wants to enjoy the sadness of break-up by growing a big beard, but the beard itself gets in the way!

Two girls with the help of a hunter venture into the woods looking for a werewolf... they never return

The story of a frustrated job holder, and how his subconscious helped him to achieve his wanderlust.

A Film Surround A Farm House Where Some Unexpected Things Happens With Four Friends

Womens plays a very important role in everyone's life, and womens are competing men in every tasks of action in this competitive world, but when it comes to racism, discrimination, power, society thinks that they can't do anything.

The journey of this girl goes like this only, where in the first half of the time she is spending good time with her partner and suddenly something happens so worse that within some days of that bad activity, the girl commit suicide.

Whatsapp guys is a short film of 12.54 minutes, and it is based on real story of a women who met with a tragic incident and she commit suicide, some of the village guys of India traped her and beat her with her and takes out the video of her and share on social networking site called whatsapp to the whole world,

As this film is based on Cyber crime, our main aspect of making this film is to make people aware of the law, the film shooted in most States of India and overseas Melbourne, Australia and Sweden.

This Film is telecasted on Indian Television also.

‘Yuri on the Phone’ is a dry tragic short comedy featuring Serbian film diva Rada Đuričin (1934) as a woman whose passion for Yuri Gagarin (1934-68) is still as strong as when it was first set aflame after Gagarin's launch in 1961.

The intro and subtitle animation is made by Dutch animation studio 'Addikt' and 'Celia Rosa'. Which combines old nostalgic USSR space designs in combination with contemporary elements.

This is their fourth film dedicated to Yuri Gagarin.

The story revolves around Avinash, who is a Neurology student in the world of 'developed' or evolved human species. He tries to find out the reason behind one person's not using the 'Memory Machine' while the entire world is dependent on it. What happens?

“Have you been under surveillance constantly?”

In the Great Digital Era as of 2015, the mobile device, which digitizes every possible dimension of human behavior through a firmware that far surpasses the utmost capacity human intellect can carry, has formed an unstoppable trend to take over the world.

Despite the smartphone is encroaching the human brain in an irreversible manner, the Mankind stays “phubbing” like an overdosed addict that could not help but keep feeding never-ending data, until the genesis of new species.

Yet, far before that, unprecedentedly, the nomophobia has worsened the deviation of human behavior.

A geek's wet dream.

The stoop is about a young man growing up in the street of harlem trying to find his way through life. After the death of his father he is now faced to survive on his own. But come face to face with obstacles that he will have to drop in order to get there.

Having consumed his entire adult life in trying to unravel the mysteries of time-travel, an ailing Professor Bakshi, aided by his foster daughter Veena, makes a desperate final attempt to prove his theories by organizing a party for time travellers... to be held in the past.

Kaalchakra takes it's inspiration from a real-life experiment conducted by Professor Stephen Hawking in 2009 when he hosted a party for time-travelers.

Made on a budget of less than USD 100, Kaalchakra was shot entirely on an iPhone 6 without the use of any professional gear by a small crew of 5.

Rohit Pareek, a 24 year old actor played the role of the aged Professor Bakshi in the film. His makeup was done by his co-actor Deeya Dey who essays the character of Veena in the film.

Kshitij Sharma, who is the writer and director of the film, won The Best Actor award at The Bollywood International Film Festival for his portrayal of TA229 in the film.

The film has won 6 International Awards till date including 2 Best Film Awards and a Best Screenplay Award at various Film Festivals worldwide.