Oh Fatimah

The Sovereign is an absurdist multilingual (Spanish/English/Arabic) drama that engages the viewer as a spectator to societal collapse, which looms in the background of petty family dynamics during an annual national holiday called "The Sovereign". The holiday celebrations highlight the tightening grip of a totalitarian regime, the gross commodification of charity, and the public apathy and nonchalance leading to the decay of this fictional young republic.

Girl meets boy. Girl's daddy is in prison. Daddy's girl becomes a pawn for revenge.

This anti-coming-of-age film follows Generation Y characters as they chase the desire for radical self-realisation.

Continuing the story of 'The Diam Diam Era' (2020), Ah Kun becomes dissatisfied with the government policies, he decides to form a new opposition party with Osman and Shamugam to take part of the 1988 Singapore election.

Marie is a sweet and lively single mother who gets a Christmas Day surprise: she's inherited an estate. A descendant of an old White Russian family, Marie becomes the owner and manager of a faltering tourist park outside Saint Petersburg. She does her best to save the park and help its workers, but she bumps heads with Vania, who's been running the failing park for several years and is afraid Marie will only make matters worse. Forced to work together, Marie and Vania gradually develop a strong connection, realizing it may indeed be possible to love and be loved again.