Djeca

Gladys, Samantha, and Olia are a multicultural powerhouse: three best friends-a lawyer, a psychiatrist, and a rich housewife. All seems perfect until one of them goes too far-when she covers up an accidental manslaughter.

As the elderly man visiting his wife's grave remembers how a renewed faith in Christianity help a shady businessman, a juvenile delinquent a young couple and a shiftless man find the way to righteousness.

A film about Realization and Acceptance. Kumar, a bachelor in his thirties leaves his corporate job in Kochi to become a graphic novelist. He embarks on a new life as an Uber driver in Kochi while working on his graphic novel titled 'Pixelia'. One day a transgender named Mandakini gets into his cab and that day changes Kumar's life forever. Gradually a bonding ensues between Kumar and Mandakini making Kumar realize and come to terms with his queer identity. As they start their new relationship, Kumar gets into deeper conflicts regarding adopting a child, as adoption by queer parents is realistically difficult in a country like India.

An English frigate runs aground during a Christmas storm in 1808 off Maarup Kirke in Vendsyssel. A Danish lieutenant happens to be in the area and is sent out to oversee the salvage. In the process he makes the acquaintance of the local pastor who is both a rationalist and quite enjoyable. Based on the text about the wedding in Cana, the pastor gives practical hints about what should be danced for the guest.

"Shoshite" translates to "exploited woman" in Kannada. Jyoti, a middle-class woman in Karnataka, struggles with infertility while her husband, Kishore, is dominant in their family. Helping friend Savita with a loan, Jyoti faces a crisis when Savita disappears with the money. Jyoti's father, Narayana, mortgages their home to repay the moneylender. With mounting debts and familial pressures, Jyoti navigates the consequences. The story illustrates on middle-class struggles in India, emphasizing the significance of friendship and family support. It underscores the risks of misplaced trust and the urgent need for women's rights awareness and empowerment in Indian society, offering a cautionary narrative.